The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-29

teresting and important announcements
| to which we invite the attention Of the
reader. It will be seen that our mer-
chants are prepared for the Fall trade,
! which is now opening so hopefully, and
| that they present attractions not only in
| quantity and quality of goods, but in
prices. They realize the fact that the
best way to make trade is to have the
| best of goods, to sell at living prices,
and to ADVERTISE.
Messrs. Wheeler & Co., late Lovelace
| & Wheeler, have in store stock which
| for variety, excellence and price cannot
be excelled, and all that is asked is an
examination.
The clothing house of Messrs. Wright
& Coppock is better stocked than ever
before. The display Of gentlemen's and
youths suits is very large and in grest
| variety of fabric and style. Besides
| this they warrant all Of their goods.
They have hats, caps, shoes, under
garments, &C., Of superior qualities,
| and their brogans for farm use cannot
be surpassed.
At Capt. J. F. Speck's establishment
bewildering effect is produced on the
! beholder. Never was there such dis
play of handsome articles in Jewelry,
Silverware and Fancy Goods shown
before. A visit to his handsome store
and view of the novelties will pay.
Mr.. J. D: Cash's large emporium is
ali ablaze. His stock of Dry Goods Of
every kind and quality, together with
his superb assortment of piece goods
for gentlemen cannot be excelled any
where. In addition to these he can
show line of ladies and gents shoes
of finest material and style, or anything
that may be called for.
The special notices Of Mr.. r. F.
Phifer speak for themselves, still we
invite attention to the inducements
which he offers. His large and ele-
gantly arranged store is filed with such
q stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
&c., as cannot fail to give the largest
amount Of satisfaction.
DR.. S. F. FAINT, the popular druggist,
on the corner, makes corner on Lamps
this week. He has a superior stock Of
all patterns, sizes and cheapest prices,
not to mention an elegent variety o.
toilet ornaments. He says in his careasss
"Let there be light" and the object Of
this notice is throw light on the subject,
Messrs. Jno. Scott & Co. open their
door this week and offer a superior stock
of clothing for gentlemen, together with
fine assortment of piece goods, which
will be made up to order in satisfactory
style. Give them a call. "
The opening of Dry Goods in front
and Millinery and Fancy Goods in the
rear by McEall & Pool, is attractive in
the extreme. The usual taste in pur-
chasing has been displayed, and we can
confidently guarantee satisfaction.
POOLE & HUNT, Of Baltimore, whose
reputation as Founders and Machinists
have become national within the past
twenty-five years, appears elsewhere in
our, colamns in an advertisement Of
their well known and highly regarded
Jas. Leffel Turbine Water Wheel, as
well as in enumeration of various other
lines of their manufacture. We invite,
for this firm, the favorable consideration
| of those Of our readers who may be in
need of anything il their line;;1 their
| machinery. wherever used, best speak
ing for itself as regards quality, dura-
| bility and capacity for the work design
ed. Send for their circulars before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1t.
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The days are shortening-nights con-
sequently longer.
Weather cool-premonitory symp-
toms Of Fall.
Doctors are buster now than they
have been. Considerable sickness in
the County.
We have another doctor in town
DR.. T. F. Harmon. He will become
popular, for he makes no charge either
for visits or prescriptions.
There were over two hundred bales
of cotton sold in this market on We'd
nesday last.
Trade was very brisk on that day in
consequence of the quantity of cotton
sold.
One store-that under the HERALD
Omce-sold one thousand dollars worth
of goods.
Diptheria in mild form prevails in
portions of the County about Prosperity.
An infant child of Mr.. J. M. Wheel
er's, died on Saturday, near Prosperity,
of brain fever.
Messrs, Pelham & Wardlaw have
some capital segars. We know-hav-
ing tested them.
! The rain last week gave Newberrians
8 foretaste Of what may be looked for
soon-mud. There will be no end Of
it.
The hope is universal that the road
between the creek and Mr.. Tom Lakes
Clubhouse viii be properly repaired ere
winter rains make it bad again. The
| Com missioners of Roads should see to
this matter immediately.
A new millinery and fancy goods
store is now open-in rear of the Balti-
more Corner.
Parties who desire to pay subscrip-
tons in wood, and who have promised
to do 80, viii oblige US by complying at
once.
Those who promised to pay on the
first sale of cotton are expected to keep
their promise.
| Are you preparing for oats, farmers?
Put in as large an area as possible, that