The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-11-29
THE NEWBERRY HERALD.
Various and All About.

Various and ALI About.
Mrs. Kate Ehrhartlt, of Barnwell. is
| on visit to her old hcme.
The weather got out OF its groove
last week-it was too warm.
! Leaves have their time to fali,"
and so have men from taking too
nrch whiskey.
AYhen we fixupa dinner fora gentle
man from the country, his failure to be
on hard and eat il i; regretted.
AnIad dog was killed 0 last Sunday
week by Mr.. Edgar Sigh. 1t was ran
ming around his house.
The season has now arrived when
disputes arise rs to whether John or
Sallie shall get up and make the fire.
! Scrap Books III various patterns and
styles, so cheap as to fill you with
! amaZemrnt. Cali and SEE them az The
HERALD Book Stor. 3S-3t.
Douglass Re'w:c%, caiore'!. living
on the place OF Mrs. Wili'm@ham h:;d
his lcc broken by i log oi wood .s!iich
fell from 1 Wagon h.. vas '':,loiding.
. Mr.. f. AGlauii, Wa;llc .e:il S c.,
SAYS: Il hrd !, serious attack OF lnala-
rial fever. Brown's Irun Bitters re-
stored me to good health.
The HERALD Book Store is now pre-
pared for Fall Trade. The Stock OF
goods i. large aud beautiful, and will
be sold cheap.
Christmas is one week nearer than
it was last week. Remember children
that there are many beautiful things
at the HERALD store for you.
The bread and cake shop of Mrs.
j Lane is now-open. Bread was served
Oh Monday last, and was pronounced
good.
The loveliest Pocket Bibles ever eX-
hibited are offered at such prices as
cannot fail to attract tlic wonder of
BUYERS. 4S-3t.
| Union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Baptist church this morn
ing. The sermon will be preached by
; the Rev. McClintock.
The year is almost closed, but the
subscription books of the HERALD will
be kept open for public and private
accommodates, al s!,b .cTipti0ns from
25 cts to 50 will be taken.
| Dear reader did you observe the
little slip sent to you last week? Did
you understand it? Will you attend to
| it.? The proprietor hopes so. He is a
man full OF hope.
: We walk in the midst OF secrets, ge
are encompasSsd Wit! mysteries, but
it IS an open secret that, there is ilo
T.. me,ly in the world So wonderful as
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrap FOR coughs and
colds.
Zone must be poor 10 know the lux
ury OF giving" That ma: De so, bat
we think anybody ca: enjoy The luxury
fot giving his felicw->,jtierer a Bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Coag1 Sxsup 20 ~lrc his
cough.
No remedy more e:Ie2;ai!!y destroys
and expels worms from the intastiaes
than Shr:Eer's In.lian Vcrm;fu.y". It
is, without donbt, the M,st article in
the market. For sale by De-. 5. F.
Fant.
Tae Lancaster Ledger says: Twenty
dranEs in tow.i last Sunday--an an
favorable comment, upon u ";r! :"
town. Newb, rry does its drinking
during the six working days. ana not
OF Sunday.
| A boom is b ing made at tile HERALD
Book Store in Photo and Auto Albums.
Prices are all marked down. Dollar
Albums for 5 cts, 81. %, ior 75ct<.
Must be sold. Higher priced az tl:e
same proportion. ls-3t.
The number of small shops opened
on Min streef. in and abodt the region
of Amasoka i3 constantly i:icrcaSi.r..
Business is growing, ana the demand
for gungers a:r; paa-,ints knows no
abatement.
Think OF SIX d,llars as the price OF a
parquette opera seat in New York this
winter. Patti only gets s., 900 night,
/ Nelson s2,00a and Campanini 81 900.
The senior eti;tnr Of the HEEALD
thinks of cultiyatil!- his voice, so that
he may command . similar price.
All who have nct sown largely OF cats
and wheat are advised to do so With
! - boc MI fhn soil ~
good condition for working. With
good oat and whrae crops, the farmer
can snap his fngc;. at the low price OF
cotton.
Beautiful fanci.e, .xquisite taste show
in the display OF stationery goods at
the Stationery S:or Of the HERALD y
and the proprietor is determined that
they shall not become stationary either
by remaining OH shelf or counter.
These goods are to be sold.
! Job Printin is a prime feature at
the HERALD ctfiee. You can have any
kind of work t!one here, and at such
prices as will make you believe that
the printers work for the love of the
thing. and hay' no uSe for sordid lucre.
This is oneof ;he ways at the HERALD
office.
Hold up Oh pine wood subscribers
and run in I.w loads of good oak o.!
hickory. If You have no oak bring
pine. Ifyou have neither oak nor pine.
the small sum OF 81 either in green
back or silver will be received for
twelve months subscription. We are
neither stuck up nor proud. Try rs.