The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-01
Various and all About.
Intense oold.

intense OOld.
| Wood wagons attract attention.
Remember the poor in these biting
days Of cold.
Gov. Hagood's Inauguration takes
place to-day CTuesday).
Several fat porkers were converted
into sausage last week.
Thursday last was one Of the un-
pleasantest days Of the season.
Collection, for Synodical purposes,
in the Lutheran Church, next Sunday.
A boil in the kettle is worth two on
tho uose We'd rather any number in
the kettle.
Never raise your hat to q lady until
Won have passed her two feet. This is
the latest.
Notwithstanding the cold last week
our office door was left open any num-
ber of times.
The dirtiest affair of the season was
the. stealing of Mrs. Evans fattening
turkey. What next?
Messrs. Foot & Son have added to
their corps of clerks, Mr.. B. P. Ma
thews, of Edgefeld.
Mr.. Morris Sequeira, & celebrated
cornetest from London, is playing sale
man at the store of Mr.. Mann.
An old fashioned Christian says:
Two much singing in an unknown
tongue is what ails church music"
Examine the Stock of Stationery and
Literature at the Herald Book Store.
The assortment is large and complete.
The Laurens Rail Road will be sold
by the Master of Richland County in
Columbia on Sale-day in January next.
A number of ladies in Charleston ask
for prohibition of the manufacture
and sale of Intoxicating drinks. Sue
cess to them.
In addition 10 meeting of A. Z. NJ,
and the Industrial Exposition. the State
Grange, P. of H., will meet in Charles
ton. in Masonic Temple, Dec. Z, 1880,
at 10 A. NJ.
Henl7 Conner, q young colored
man, went down to Columbia Friday to
attend as q iuror. He was so elated at
being U. S. Juror that he begged it
would be ''put in the papers,.
Drs. Glider and Pope and Maj. Kirk
land. of Baltimore, killed one hundred
and eight birds last week in two days
and q half. Mr.. Jno. a. Croncr killed
twenty-eight one day last week in
short hunt.
The front window of Giles restaurant
presents display of uncooked opossum,
pork, steak and birds. Onr printers
who dine on bacon and green's are
somewhat demoralized at the sight of
the good things.
We hope the letter of "Ichabod Crane"
will have the effect of reviving the IN
terest in the Teachers Institute. There
is no doubt that such an organization
properly conducted would greatly ad-
vance the educational Interests of the
County.
Wheeler & MoseleY's mill of which
mention was made in the HERALD is an
institution at Prosperity. The amount
of wheat ground this season is enor-
nous. The cotton ginned too has been
large. Capt. Hack Cannon is the pre-
siding genius.
Harvey Reese and his efficient
Knights of the razor can give you an
easy and comfortable shave. They
have made it their study and can tell at
glance or feel with the fingers
which way mans beard doth grow,
and therefore do notsaw fellow across
the grain.
The Post Office at Jalapa has been
re-established, and DR.. j. Wm. Folk
hes accepted the position of Post Mas
ter. The pay of the Office is very small;
but Doctor Folk takes it for the accom-
mediation of the citizens of the commu-
nifty. to whom it will prove great con-
veuience.
Senator Brown has been placed on
the following committees in the Senate:
Retrenchment, Charitable Institutions,
Medical Affairs, Commerce and Manu-
factures, Immigration.
Mr.. Johnstone is Chairman of the
Committee on Ways and Means, the
most important committee in the House,
| and is on the Committee of Legislative
Library. Mr.. Wilson is on the Com
mittee of County Offices and Officers
and of Internal Improvements. Mr.
Sigh is on the Committee Of Accounts,
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