The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-20

canvass this and the upper Counties.
We take pleasure in adding that he re-
presents paper in every way entitled
to the patronage of our people.
Various and all About.
The Fair is of the past, but
The fair are ever with as.
Court first Monday in November.
Only two weeks to Hancock's elec-
ton.
Pay up that subscription-it's long
past due.
The season for cotton picking has
been splendid.
Mr.. Fred. Werber has a vigorous tea
plant in bloom.
Newberry County Fair was success
in all respects.
Our meat market has been tolerably
well supplied lately.
Slight rain Saturday night not
enough to lay the dust.
There is great hungering after
chickens, butter and eggs.
There are many fields white with
cotton, waiting for pickers.
Every man is expected to do bis duty
at the approaching election.
Mr.. T. V. Wicker saw unmistakable
frost on Thursday morning last.
Good COWS are very scarce-a score
or more of people are in want of cne.
Very few idle hands in town at pres
entail are engaged in picking cotton.
Mr. W. o. Goree has sold his planta-
ton on Bush river to Mr.. ?. j. Ste
phens.
The cotton crop in this County is
"panning out" better than the farmers
expected.
Mr.. Holly, one of our meat puryey-
ors, has nut which is half hickory and
half walnut.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
Newberry HERALD-only SO cents for
three months.
The finest looking cow in town pass
ed the HERALD Office Monday-the
property of Mrs. Mower.
The trade of Newberry this Fall has
been unusually good-and the stocks Of
goods never were larger. e.
Mr.. Jacob Crouch, near Dead Fall,
had his little son to fall in the fire one
day last week. His hands were badly
burned.
Among the novelties at the State
Fair will be an Incubator, which hatch
es chickens without the use of a hen.
What next?
The poorest paid men are the minis
ters,-next in order editors. The most
men think these two classes live on air
thin air at that.
The circulation of gold has worked
harm in some cases, many parties car
rying it home and hiding it away, in
stead of paying their little debts.
The Republicans will have big
blow out" at the Court House the 30th.
c.. j. Stolbrand, their candidate for
Congress, and others will speak.
MIR. McGimpsey cures collie in horses
with his Magic Soap. When he fails
to cure, as will sometimes occur, his
left hand supporter kills the animal:
Call on Mr.. Melvin B. Kelly, at the
Office of Geo. S. Mower, Esq, and get
a Premium List of The State Fair; and
be sure to compete for the liberal pre-
miums.
The dust for n few weeks past has
been fearful, and goods have been dam
aged to considerable extent. A tri-
fling expenditure in the way Of water
carts would be wise policy.
As rule editors are the poorest paid
of business men, and yet they are called
upon to do more gratis work than any
other class. The amount of free az"'
grinding they do is enormous:
CAN'T we have Senator Hampton 10
speak in this County before the CAM
paign closes2 There is a universal de-
sire on the part of the people to see and
hear him, and speech from him would
do much good, ...
A topper stood in front of 4 type foun-
dry, the other day. spelling out The sign
as follows; Type, F-o-u-n, foun, dry,
dry, foun' dry. Tha's jes' my condish'n.
I'm that sort Of type myself-foun'
! dry.-Pht1ade!phaa Paper.