The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-01-10
Various and AL About.

Advertising pays steady cash divi-
dends to all parties interested.
All communications should bear
1884.
We will be pleased to have more fire
wood brought to this office.
A great number Of new leaves have
been turned-iudging by the number OF
blank books we have sold.
Our thanks are rendered Mr.. L. S.
Bowers, the worthy P. N. at Prosperi-
ty for kind services rendered.
A Newberrian says his only obiec-
ton to high license is that now he has
to drink so Internally much water to
get little whiskey.
Capt. George S. Swygert, of Lexing-
ton has bought Prof. Hollands lot ad-
Joining the lot of Mr.. j. R. Mathewes.
and expects to move to Newberry.
Blank Books in any variety of biud-
ing, number of quires and quality Of
paper to be had at the HERALD Book
Store.
Mr.. D. c. Allen, Gen. Pas. and Ticket
Agent OF the South Carolina Railroad
line has our thanks for a pass over this
road for the present year.
Latest accounts from the weather
bureau is that it is freezing, with a
strong prospect Of getting as cold as
bricks.
If you want bargains in furniture
the best plan is TO go for them to q
first class furniture store and not to an
auction.
Miss Flora Meredith of Helena is
mentioned by the Laurens Herald as in
attendance at the biggest Hop" ever
given in that place.
The Proprietor of this paper has
turned over his new leaf. No more
duns. We hope the relief will be SEN
sibly felt. No more duns.
Particular attention will be turned
to the expeditions printing Of all kinds
Of Job works. The remarkable cheap
ness of this kind of work will be a
marvel.
We are always pleased to have our
lady friends in the Printing office.
The running Of our press and the
patient labor Of setting type afford
them great interest.
We made a mistake last week in sta
ting that two drug stores in town have
been licensed to sell whiskey. We were
miSinformed. DR.. Pelham has no
license and doesen't want any.
The Knights of the Golden Rule,
Castle O'Neall, No. 81, have our thanks,
for card of invitation to their annual
celebration at the Newberry Hotel,
Friday evening, January l1th, at $50
sharp. +
A preacher in his Sabbath discourse
alluding to dancing said he saw
no objection to the practice if the gem
tlemen would dance in one room and
the ladies in another, the music being
between the two. We like this plan.
A bald eagle was killed by Mr.. Fl.
I. Price Of Laurens on the 18th ult.
It measured eight feet from tip to tip
of wings, and weighed nine and a half
pounds. When shot it was enjoying
some ones christmas turkey.
Did Maryland 60 to see Delaware
her New Jersey? Speaking OF shades
Missouri says there's too much Color
ado abodt nothing and thinks it time
to have Idaho up some new fake in the
fashion line.-HarJord Sunday Jourmcl.
We would like to publish some of the
many kind letters received since the
first Jan. Letters expressive OF the
kindest feeling and good wishes for the
year just begun. We shall endeayor
to merit every kind word written.
Any paperpublished will be furnished
at club rates with the HERALD. We
particularly call attention to Godey's
and Peterson'5 Ladies Book. Southern
Cultivator, American Agriculturist,
Sands Baltimore Farmer, and others.
These are all good.
A Michigan boy ate bar Of soap,
drank lot of soda water and went to
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had a
hard time to pull him through, bIt the
boy now says the next time he catches
a cold he will l. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Notice to drHggit:s and atorekeepers.
I guarantee Shrintr's Indian Vermi-
fuge to destroy anG expel worms from
the human body: where they exist, if
used according to the directions. You
are authorized to sell it on the above
conditions. David E. Foutz, Proprie-
tor, Baltimore, Nd. For sale by DR..
s. F. FAINT.