The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-08
Various and all About.

Too late for oats,
Unless it be wild oats.
New potatoes are old now.
! Crops are looking we'll since the late
rains.
Keep your farming implements in
good order.
Oat cutting has commenced, and now
for threshing.
Unfortunately for the children plums
arc getting ripe.
Ed. Scholtz had cucumbers five inches
long last Wednesday.
Diphtheria has again made its ap-
pearance in Lexington.
Docs q girl cudgel her brains every
time she bangs her hair?"
Don't fail to save the grass, it will
save your buying hay next year.
Mons. Berger opened his dancing
school with q fair number of pupils.
Look out for lice on your young tur-
keys or the crop will be short Christ
mas.
When man calleth thee fool don't
smite him, especially if he weighs mora
than you do.
Are we to have any fourth of July
this year? Columbia will celebrate it
Enthusiastically"
Mr.. John C. Spence has left at this
Office very fine sample of wheat of
this years growth.
"a COW is afraid of death. When
she kicks the bucket she generally
turns little pail"
The Y. NJ. G. A. Convention from
the 9th to the 18th. Sunday School
Convention the 3Oth.
Rev. Prof. S. S. RAIN preached in
the Washington Street Presbyterian
Church of Greenville Sunday.
The Crotwell Hotel has a neat, large,
new book of register. May its fair
pages soon be filled with names.
Pay your town taxes on Or before the
tenth or YOU will have 10 pay penalty.
Books will be closed on the tenth.
Matt Gray says. the white folks have
twelve sale-days in the year, but the
negroes have fifty-two-every Saturday.
The plantation Of Mr.. j. B. Cewan
of Abbeville has been literally washed
away by late heavy rain. This is his
account.
In spite Of the dull times new SUBJ
scribers still continue to come in. This
is cheering and shows that the paper is
a necessity.
An exchange says it better to set the
hens when they become 'broody.' This
is our opinion, at any other time they
might object.
Clerk of Council Fair is after the ras-
Gals who removed the foot bridges on
Adams street. They should have the
full extent Of the law.
Sydney Smith said of prosy sermons
that "they are written as if sin were
to be taken out of man like Eve out Of
Adam-by putting him to sleep"
Now is the time to look for Col. Tom
Crews on his return from Topeka, Kan
sas. We reiterate the advice to block
him. He has since returned home.
A Bycicle was brought to town on
Thursday. Messrs. L. w. Jones, w.
H. Kelly, j. B. Jones, and NJ. B. Kelly,
will perform. We trust no limbs will
be broken.
Friend Z. J.. White is row running
the little darling" and there is not a
lady in the land but will say he is doing
the right thing. For particulars inquire
Mt bis store.
The incest Cologne in the market is
manufactured by Maybin & Tarrant.
1t is delicious. the perfume hanging
about one for days after its application.
We have tried it.
Bayard Taylor won fame and lucre
by his Views Afoot," and many shoe
makers hope to do likewise, but the
corset makers seek wealth by improving
the waste places in the world.
Do not forget that Job Printing is
done at this Office, and that city prices
will be given. A full supply of Bill,
Letter and Note Heads, Statement pa
per. Cards and Envelopes on hand.
The goat is omniferous, be will goat
anything be sees, and seize anything he
may goat. We have learned much
about the goat lately. By the way, is
there any one desirous of purchasing
one
But for the Nea0s force going home
late after putting their form TO press
Friday night week ago, the Crotwell
Hotel might have been burned down.
A careless cook threw out some ashes
in which were cinders, setting fire to a
fence.
Our Alligator is growing and before
very long will be able TO cat square
meal of niger babies. Visitors come
in every day. Admission for adults
free, children under - half that price,
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