The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

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apartment-en1 snon wn w..rr -
and as cool as cucumber. II tnc
arrival cf the bus Was an event, that
of tie bag gage Was la"re so, the ple
IF tru:ks Was large. the SIZE OF some
of them larger, few looking as j: they
might contain a fashionable belle or
two reaoy to spring out and dazzle the
mountain hoosiers alas: though there
wcro neither bellies in the huge Sara
togas nor any in the party, all were
married ladies, with their nurses aud
the Interesting fruits Of married life,
there was not even a charming young
widow, therefore thought Was coDcen'
trated on the supper soon to come.
But those huge, ponderoas trunks,
the dread of perters and walters, and
which poor horses groan and break
down under, why do or women per-
sist in such a
KILLING FASHION.
Bersh should make an effort to put a
stop to it tor the benefit of the poor
animals. Imagioe first class Nor
mon Elder with forty wives, each with
two or three Saratogas. Why travel
would be stopped, trains delayed and
no end of trouble come. Well, In due
time, the baggage all bestowed, and
every lady having gone to the bottom
of hers to see if all was right, and
waiter and chambermaid allowed to
turn to other duties, the supper bell
sounded. We won't tell what all of
nice and good things there we're lest
some old fellow might think that We
care overnuch for the flesh p9ts-
suffice it there was abundance and
variety, while the irrepressible C. fry
prevailed largely, and full justice was
done to the feast. These mountain
landlords know how to feed aud have
a feeling for their 10" country
brothers. The town is not yet as full
as it will be or has been, and yet every
house seems to have as many as it can
conveniently hold, still as the crowd
increases it is slowed away to the best
advantage, and the happy landlord
rubs his hands and
SAYS LET EN- COME,
while he counts up the gains. Last
night furnished lively picture, thir'
ty-two men, women and children
sought shelter of Chase and fortunate.
ly found it. I: was hard work though
and the night was far advanced before
the swarm was hived-on this occasion
the trunks outnumbered the party.
How it was at the other houses we
know not, but suppose it was about
the same, the train bringing an unu'
sual number of seekers of cool air.
Friend Dodamead keeps a capital
house and is full; he is as happy as
the day is long. Hack drivers-and
there is legion of them-are doing a
driving business, and will take you to
Caesars Head, Buck Forest, Asheville
or any point desired for cash con.
sideraticE-the arrival of the cars and
the departure of stages and hacks
form the great features of the day.
There always ives and will ever be a
certain charm about the stage coach
and its prancing horses, (they always
start out with the finest and after a
few miles put in sorry hacks,) but the
horn, the mellow, winding horn is no
longer heard, and the driver i. not the
lively fellow of old-tbere are no
Wellers now. One of the big insti.
tutions of Hendersonville is
PELHAM's BIG DRUG STORE.
It is larger than its parent in New
berry, and DR.. Sam. is justly proud of
what he has done. he is hard
worker and he shows great energy in
building up such business. It is
not strange that his success has stirred
up opposition, and soou there will be
another house of the same kind. An,
other nice shower yesterday accompa.
MED with much thunder and light
ming, and 10 consequence the atnos.
phere continues delicious, it being cool
enough last night for thick coats.
Ruk epouoh for the nresent