The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-22

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ion if he7Doctor does not coin fortune
in silver and gold. he will make hun.
drc!s Of people glad that he patronizeG
the old Saint.
rMAlBIN- & TAERANT.
And we would not forget the contri.
hutton to the general fund Of happiness
on this festive occasion made by May
bin Y Tarrant, they too are Drug men,
but on this. Christmas they only sell
their medicine stufs to those who need
them and call for them. Their whole
hearts and souls are given to the beau
tlnl articles left with them by Santa
Clans few nights since, and which
were lowered down their back chimney
without any injury. Their assortment
is well worth looking at and buying
too, as no one will fail TO do who goes
into their store. These young gentle
men have the entire confidence of San
ia Claus, and the public may rely on
their word, that these goods are fresh
from wonder land.
.--- -r. q. c. JONES.
What shall we say about A. C. Jones,
who for the last month has been receiv-
ing box fterbox, package and bundle,
with the familiar marks. Xmas, with
care" printed in the corner. We knew
that when the covers were removed
from the boxes, and the bundles opened
that our eyes would be rayished with
their contents. Never in the history of
This bright earth has there been such
display of horns, trumpets, ffes, drums,
accordeons and other things made for
noise. And of the. animal creation
which went into Noah's Ark, besides
many which have been created since,
with dolls, and i hundred other things,
together with candy, fruits, preserves,
nuts and other nicies, give proof that
Jones has s;,t an tie good side of Kris
krlngle and has made good use Of lis
opportunity.
DIR. W. f. PELHAM.
And next we beg to say Il word or two
tor W. E. Pelham, another Doctor ny
the way, who one might almost be led
to believe had been there himself and
knew all about it, 50 great is lie varle-
ty Of his Christmas goods. Old Kris
has certainly favored him with the PICK
and choice Of his stock, for he has all
the fancies under the sun, so many in
fact that We cannot begin to name them,
for the reason that they are all mixed
mp in our mind in perfect and bewil-.
dering tangle, and we find it impossible
to separate one from the other. Suffice
it that Pelham has got what you want.
M'EALL & sATTERwuIrE
Blow bugle this Christmas calculated
to waken up the natives as we'll IS the
rest Of mankind, Lien Law, Stock Law,
Constitutional Amendment, Gas Works.
or any other man 70 the contrary not
wiLhstanding. Listen to their horn.
HERALD BOOK STORE.
One of the incest, bestest, quictcst,
fastest and cheapest places, where San
Ia Claus. the dear old man, has placed
his hand and seal in 81 gn Of kindest and
most loving appreciation, is the little
bazaar nook round the corner Qhe
HERALD Book Store), where can be
found the prettiest Christmas books.
blocks, albums, cards, pocket books and
other fancieS that are to be had this
side Of the old gentlenan's headquar-
tiers in Fairy Land, and which were Sc
lected especially for Thos. +. Grenek.r
to deal ont to little people. These
goods are really pretty and cheap. DO
not fail to see them.
b. II. CLINE & co.
Know what the music of the chimes
mean when the bells ring out "merrv
Christmas" TO old and young. They
know that it would never do to let the
Christmas Of 1881 60 BY without making
for the glad event, and are
like wide awake men with
many fancy novelties to please their
customers and the public generally.
Their counters and shelves are over
lowing in token that the glad time has
once more rolled around. The gayest
'olors abound. Santa Claus has done
lis level best for Cline & Co., and they
n turn will put their best foot foremost
o please everybody from mistress to
maid.
w. T. TAsRANT,
)ne of our most successful merchants,
Who takes more stock in Christmas than
le does in the Fourth of July, and has
,een acquainted with St. Nicholas for
0 these many years, has made large
purchases from the old gentleman to
meet the holiday demand, all of which
re exhibited for the delectation of
oung and old. If you want bearti-
al silk dress or "a plain one, or Il, pair
# stockings to cover those pretty. an
les, or handkerchief to blow a nasal
last with, or for anything else, 90 to
'arrant's by all means.
SHELTON S. LANGFORD
5 young man, hut one with an old
ead on his shoulders, head full of
BUSINESS experience, and it is no Won
er that he takes 4 full hand in Christ
aas and New Years festivities. Old ,
'anta likes these active, stirring young
merchants and generally leaves a good
y srray of fine and seasonable articles ;
or the holidays, feeling satisfied that t
heir friends will make a call on them.
We cordially commend Shelton to our !
ri;nds. ,