The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

Fine rains since last issue.
The turnip crop is promising.
Business is bcsin'irg to open.
Owing to the opcnl:.; If cotton.
The first bale Of new cotton is anXiouSly
looked fort has come-see another para
graph.
An old lady says she fears some members
of the reconstructed band will blow their
gizZardS out
The attendance in town on sale-day was
not large, nor did anything special occur
The Harness, Saddle and Carriage Ware
rooms of Webb, Jones 4 Parker, are as COM
plcte as any in the State.
The p,otractcd meeting at New Chapel, in
charge OF Rev J. l.. Shutord, closed on We'd
nesday afternoon. There were several &C
cessions to the Church.
The Methodist congregations round and
about Pomaria, commence l camp meeting
on Thursday the llth, at Wicker'S camp
ground.
Religious services wcre held in the Baptist,
Lutheran, Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches on Sabbath, by their respective
pastors. The Episcopal being closed in con-
sequence of necessary absence of pastor.
Saturday and Sunday, in the Lutheran, were
devoted TO Conference business, and quite
a number Of delegates were present. In the
afternoon of Sabbath. the Sunday School was
the subject of several interesting and appro-
pirate addresses, cnlirened with the singing
of beautiful hymns.
For your own aud childreu's sake, learn 10
speak gently They will remember ihat tone
when you are under the turf. SO :lcy will
remember harsh or angry tone.
Remember that al onion divided in TWO,
and one-half placed on each eye is rouchcd
for as an cflectual remedy against drov>i-
ness.
Nearly all of the AIL-ionS from the COM
monwealth of Newberry have returned,
much benefited by mountain air, good
water, and, (f no one Objects } fried chicken.
Our merchants arc making ready to go
North-thcir object in going is simply to
please the public. Give them credit.
Mcssrs. Wright 4 Coppocli have greatly
improved and fortified tic plank awning in
front OF thcir buildings on Molohon.
\ fine lot of horses and mules arrived az
POOLS stables last week.
Signs of improvement arc everywhere cYi-
dent, in town and County-Gde-walks and
streets are being widcncd, Main ST., from
the corner of Adams, to Maj. Jones, and
Boundary from the corner of Mckibben.-
Mr. John Martin has drawn in his fence.
Prosperity received several car loads Of
brick during the last week. The town is
rising rapidly from its ashes; and ere fal!
will he doing fine business.
On Saturday last there was quite lively
trade, the streets being He'd with wagons.
On tue same day We saw q subscriber in
town who has for sometime past been pro-
missing to pay us. we regret TO say he fail
ei 10 come up.
Never make promise, rcider, unless you
intend to fulfllit.
The cry by day is--fan us: or we melt;
towards morning it is, give us a quilt, our
bloods grows chilly.
Al nense barbecue comes off to-day
Wcdnesday-at BouknightS Ferry, and it is
thought that at least two thousand persons
will be there, and preparations arc being
made accordingly. The occasion, we learn,
is 4 Masonic celebration. We return thanks
for an invitation 10 attend.
BY noticing Mr.. SIPS advertisement the
citizens Of Ncwberry will perceive, and it is
requested that they bear it in mind, that he
has resumed his old and legitimate business,
and vii! be happy hereafter to satisfy as we'll
as crafty all who give him their custom. lie
promises to furnish good meats, and to cut
according to IIoylc or in approved city style.