The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-07-14
Various and all About.
June is over
And we feel relieved.

ment, Unwilling, Sunday Schools and
other Conventions, etc, the time has
been pretty we'll taken up to the dam
age Of business, and
Strange to say the Fourth of July
was allowed to go by default, there
being no observance of the day. On
the 9TH, however, the temperance folks
had their annual pic mic at Bush River.
Let rs have rest now, until
The camp meeting at Ebenezer Camp
Ground, which takes place the first Of
August, and promises to be big meet
ing. Then
Let all 60 who can to Glenn's Springs,
Hendersonville, Saluda or some other
sequestered vale and recuperate wasted
energies.
The wheat crop over the entire Coun-
ty is exceedingly light.
Our space is taken up this week to
the exclusion of the usual editorial mat
ter. No apology.
Mr.. w. L. Merchant hands in q large
boil of cotton, with the remark, "plenty
more like this
The quantity of soda water drank on
unveiling day was enormous, hence
there were but few DRINKS.
Sale-Day last was one of the quietest
ever known. There were but few per-
sons in town from the country.
How to invest dollar and make
five; Buy Il bottle of Kendall's SPAWN
Cure
We are just beginning to to realize
that we have friends. The cordial hand
shaking and enquiries as to our health
is quite refreshing.
At a recent prize shooting at Jalapa
Mcssrs. Suber, Folk, Campbell, Satter-
white, Swittenburg and Davis, increased
their stock of beef
\ negro who will rob an editors
chicken coup is the nleanest kind of
negro. Saturday morning onr coup
was bare. 1t was q nice lot only
bought tie day before.
It is a fact that horse dealers are
buying, horses with ringbones and spa
wins because they can make money by
using 'kendalls SPAWN Cure Read
the Advertisement.
A colored philosopher says, twenty
years ago niggers was wuf thou
sand dollars a piece. Now dey
would be dcah at two dollars dozen~
Its 'stonishing how de race am running;
down."
This is the month in which we are
told to plant beans if we would have 81
late crop. But with the ground as dry
rs gourd planting would be a waste Of
seed.
We learn that Mr.. Thos. Harmon,
and Mr.. W. D. Gorec, with their FAM
lilies, are going totake mountain trip in
their own conveyances. How pleasant
that will be.
We cannot always print sufficient eX-
tra copies of the HERALD to supply the
transient demand, and we therefore
advise our friends to secure the paper
regularly by advertising.
. A nice sprinkle of rain Friday after
noon, and nice one Sunday, and still
another and little better one on Mon
day night, but not enough yet for pur-
poses of planting.
Newberry improves in appetite for
Notwithstanding the census takers make
her population less than at the last TAX
inc, we have double the number of
hotels and eating houses. How is this.
We beg to correct all figures. John
Kaufman's Brewery, Cincinnati, turns
out 1000 kegs per day instead of 300
as stated in our Cincinnati notes last
week. Everybody please take notice.
Our friend John Fair, Esq, has got
Il garden, that is a garden, and gets good
vegetables out of it. as we can prove by
the fine large tomatoes brought in to
us this (Tuesday) morning. His Chi
nese geese is beautiful to behold.
We have the pleasure Of giving the
readers of the HERALD this week a two
page supplement containing a large
portrait of Gen. Winfield S. Hancock,
with Il sketch of his life and that of
Hon.. VIM. H. English.
If you would keep posted as to what
is going on in the County. State and
the country generally subscribe for the
HERALD. The campaign will be
lively one, anu every man should have
4 paper of his own.
Many citizens who want to run for
office have asked US to advertise NOM
nations at excursion rates. We are
negotiating for excursion rates On calico
and bacon and as soon as that is
avenged we will accommodate them.
Several panes of glass in the store of
Messrs. Wilson & Co., were shattered
unveiling day by the conclusion caused
by the artillery. There were no other
window glasses broken, d few bar