The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-03
Various and all About.
Remarkable weather,
And we remark variously,

That such season never was known,
And that farmers have had chance
to pick al of their cotton.
And also that in consequence those
indebted to the HERALD can afford to
pay up,
And further that it will afford the
publisher and subscriber great happi-
ness.
~ II YOU want good Cigar, call on
H.A. BURNS. &7-;f
The Iong-desired rain came Sunday
night.
sY" The iincs. Crackers, plain and sweet,
n, Il. 4. BURNS. %7-tf
The circus carried Of about "a, ,0c0
from this County. --
e" Buy tie best Smoking Cigars on
the market from JONES. lit.
Thanks to Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken for
valuable public documents.
- 4 hne selection of Canqcd Goods,
at ii. A. BURNS. 37-tt
Mr.. Braxton Davis is quite sick in
Columbia with pneumonia.
r@- go to II. A. BURNS for your Plain
and French Candy, Nuts and Fruits. 37-tf
Little Clarde asked his papa for an
Art Noks-he meant Noah's Ark.
Newbcrry has had the Fair, the Cir
Gus and the fire eater. What next?
All parties indebted in any wise to
H. 4. Burns will make immediate pay
ment. Oct. ~, 42-3t.
Eternal vigilance is the price of lib
erty;" and the price Of the HERALD is
50. :
SS" For choice, large variety Of Chew
ing AID Smoking Tobacco, so 10
S7-,f H.. BURNS.
Mr.. Lud Lake has been promoted to
the position of baggage master on the
G. & 6. Z. K.
- Go to H. A. BURNS for llorsford's,
Sea Foam, Sea Spray, Patapsco and Star
Mills Baking Powders. "7-h
All subscribers intending to pay in
wood are requested to begin early and
haul big loads. Don't forget it.
Forepaugh's procession was the lar
oest and most complete ever witnessed,
aud The cleancsL and best appointed.
~ so to II. a. BURNS for choice
LOT Of Pipes and Smokers Articles, espe-
cialiy the Shuck-mouth Cigarettes. - 37-tf
The largest crowd ever seen in New
berry were out on thesstreets Tuesday.
They came in response to Forepaugh's
cali.
Dilimcnt search has been made for
Green Owens, the murderer Of Charley
Jackson, but so far he has not been
found.
Mr.. II. d. Stockman, of Prosperity,
presented us with several bunches Of
grapes just ripened on his vines. He
has lots more Of them.
A pauper named Jesse Smith COM
mittcd suicide by shooting himself with
an old musket at the Poor House last
week. Cause: tired of life:
The Palmetto Yeonaan says that Col.
Adam Eicheiberger. of Marion County,
Fla. is producinga variety Of orange
striped like the ribbon grass.
a Cincinnati paper says that the po-
lilest young man going is resident OF
that city. He took off bis hat to speak
10 lady through the telephone.
Three coach loads of people came
down on the Laurens train to sec the
circus. Col. Crews, of the HerdM,
came along-to see the animals.
Five parties were tried before the
Council yesterday morning for drunk
enness and disordcrly conduct on circus
day. They were found guilty and fined.
4 colorsd dead beat on the train at
Newberry Monday, being threatened
with arrest by the conductor, precipita-
ted himself .headforemost through the
window.
The Greenville Mevs of the 29th ult,
SAYS: Alexander,Stuart, q drovcr we'll
known in this city, was badly hurt by
being run over By cars in Cincinnati
last week.
Anybody can catch cold now. The
trouble is to let 60, like the man who
caught the bear. We advise our readers
TO keep a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup handy.
We have heard of disgruntled cot
ton grower at Aston who is not happy
because he only made fourteen bales to
one mule. He ought to De hung, drawn
and quartered.
1t is said that baby in Ohio, which
was fed on elephants milk, gained
twenty pounds IN one week. 1t may
be right to add that it was baby ele-
plant of the 4-paw variety.
DO not fail to remember your indebt-
edness to the HERALD Office. We
waited on you during the Spring and
Summer and can't wait on you during
the Fall and Winter.
Don't 60 back on the HERALD Job
Printing Office. You can have cards,
posters, dodgers, bill and letter heads
printed as cheap there as at any other
establishment, and in double quick
time.
Mr. Geo. A. Langford, from bis little
patches of bottom land, l3 acres in all,
| realized three hundred and sixty-tive
bushels Of corn, OF twenty-eight bushels
to the acre. Not so bad for the dry
summer.
4 ruralist who tied one end of rope
to a COW and the other around his waist,
reports that at first he thought he had
the cow, but at the end of the first halt
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