The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06
Various and All About.

A man in Mobile is poor, yet his
name is Danrich.
| A man never likes handling Il seal
skin so much as when there is l pret-
| y girl inside Oft.
, Come and view the scene so charln-
ing the pretty stationery at the HER
AID Book Store.
A good plant at this season-onion
buttons. Other good plants--wheat,
oats. and barley. Plant and SOW large
ly.
Scrap Books in various patterns and
styles. so cheap as to fill you with
;mazement. Call and see them at the
, HERALD Book Store. 3S-3t.
See card of Mrs. w. r. Lane, who is
prepared to serve the community with
fresh bread, and cakes of all kinds.
Wedding cakes artistically trimmed.
Another charming Miss expresses her.
self highly pleased with Col. Sniffte5'
"reminiscences last week. He feels proud,
as we'll he might.
Sign in shop window. BOY
wanted" Young wife to her husband {:
my dear isn't that too bad; l suppose
they have all girls
The loveliest Pocket Bibles ever eX-
hibited are offered at such prices as
cannot fail to attract the wonder of
BUYERS. 4S-3t.
Our streets are now flooded with
mullets, great, large, gross, course,
heavy mullcts. Some people like null
lets, some do not.
Mrs. Henry II. Blease, Newbeuy, S.
c., says: II derived great benefit by
using Browns Iron Bitters for weak
ness.
Our thanks are due and kindly ten
dered to new and old subscribers for
prompt attention to our call. Let
us hear from more Of you, gentlemen.
We acknowledge receipt of pamphlet
copies of Gov. ThompSoE;s ''Pardons
and Commutations, and his Annual
message. From the Press Of c. A.
Calvo.
A charming younglady says that the
success Of the Hot Supper was eansed
by the presence Of the Senior Editor OF
the HERALD. Oh dear, somebody set
us up again. for we are all to pieces.
Do you want delicious fresh Fruits
by the box or by the barrel. Give
your order to c. Bart 6 Co., Charles
ton, one OF the great fruiterers OF that
city.
You can not expect your children to
thrive when they are being destroyed
by worms. Give them few doses OF
Shriner's Indian Fermifuge and they
will be restored to health. For sale
by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Our stock of paper, envelopes and
cards, for weddings and party invita-
tions can't be excelled in the up coun-
try. Prices for printing too is very
moderate. Style Of printing unex-
ceptionable.
A boom is being made at the HERALD
Book Store in Photo and Auto Albums.
Prices are all marked down. Dollar
Albums for 30 cts, 1925 for 75cts.
Must be sold. Higher priced at the
same proportion. 49-3t.
We try hard to be a good boy.
Thanksgiving day we locked the doors
and turned out the printers, but we
were not allowed to rest. The num-
Der Of people who wanted something
was very large.
A Waco, Texas. printer fell out Of a
fonrth-story window and then whip
ped two men who laughed at him.
Printers are not only tough, but sem
sitive, and are able to stick up for their
rights.
Read Mr.. Vandiver's agricultural
article on second page. His head is
quite level. How much we would like
to be q farmer. But as VIC can't b.
one. we will remain a printer, and put
our best efforts into the HERALD. We
like farming nevertheless.
Some men are so blind that they show
a penny wisdom and reap a pound
foolishness, in that they advertise not.
Goods have Il ey but they hide them
under bushel. A dollar or two paid
for a good advertisements is money we'll
invested.
1t is certain that the longera speech,
the weaker it is, but not so with q cold,
the longer it runs, the worse it be-
comes. A cold, be it ever so slight, is
no trife, it should be checked in its
early stages. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the ''Balm of Gilead;' that millions
say is divine in its origin.
Mr.. C. H. Bishop who will have the
honor of appearing before Newberry
audience on We'd. sdaY evening, the
18th inst, comes ";th many tcstimo-
mails Of regard. + ,e play on this oc-
casion is popularly md widely known
as ''Strictly Busin"ss.' Go and see
him and his first-rat o.: company.
The other day a would-be fashion
able lady called at a neighbours when
she thought if would be about supper
time. s'Come H." said the neighbor,
s:we are having tableauN." 'I'm SO
glad said the lady, II thought I
smelt EN-, and like 'em better than
any thing else Cor supper"
Mr.. J. w. G. Taylor in charge of
Schumpert's nil has our thanks for
sack of A. l. Eour. and we are happy
to say that ha has several sacks and
barrels of the came which he will dis
tribute to a bread and buiscuit loving
public for snail compensation. The
-four is fine AID we cheerfully recon-
mend it.
Parties calling for letters will please say