The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-29

.'IIeaveniv recognition" is tavorlte
theme with many preachers. Rev. J. |
B. Campbell preached Sunday on earth
ly recognition. He thinks that Chris
tian people do not manifest toward each
other the fraternal feeling and interest
that they should.
The compliment paid to the boys on
their good behavior at the young ladies
entertainment is now revoked, in SO far
rs tue bad boys are concerned, in con-
sequence of their tolling the bell at the
Academy Thursday evening last during
the Reception. Naughty boys.
BE active yourself and keep tine liver .
active by using Portaline or TabIer's
Vegetable Liver Powder. the best and i
most effective liver medicine in use.
Price SOC. Whites Cream White Ner-
mifuge is the best worm killer. For
sale by DR.. W. Z. Pelham. cow
The Lime-Kiln Club, colored. can't
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find anything in e e>-~'"s~zs;sss, Soc-ss
which lets mp on "chicken liftfh !elt, H.,
dog fights. Or sich like, but that He'll
has been changed to Hades, while de
strength of de birthstone has been in
creased, and de size oh de pit been
made larger" So be on your guard.
Dining at the Pennington House
few days ago. our wonder was excited
how the proprietor can feed his board
crs at the prices asked. The table was
we'll supplied with substantials and deli
cacies, and everything nicely cooked.
His long experience as rail road man
has given him a sympathy for his fell
low man.
President Mclaughlin believes in
building up small places along his line
by giving the same freight rates in the
middle as at the beginning. The logi-
cal result Of this reasoning would be to
haul freight to Greenville from the
West at the same rates as to Atlanta,
and from the East at the fgnres paid
in Richmond. If the Clyde Syndicate
will only carry out Mr.. McCaughrin's
plan fully we may be happy yet.
[Greenvilk Neaos.
Rev. E. +. Hyde. q Presbyterian min
ister of Anderson County, is in New
berry as agent of the American Bible |
Society for the distribution of Bibles.
He delivered a lecture on the Bible |
Sunday night in the Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Hyde is we'll known to the old in
habitants of Newberry, having lived
here twenty-five or thirty years ago,
where he preached and taught school.
He will be in the Town and County for
month. His Bibles can be found at
the store of Messrs. Wright & j. ".
Coppock.
As soon as the road to Laurens is
we'll under way ii would probably be
we'll for some measures to be taken for
its extension. Newberry is pushing,
enterprising town, and could probably
be easily Interested. Charleston may
be walked up to taking a part when
she can be made to understand that
the new road would really relieve her
from her present bottled up condition,
and she has an abundance of money.
Help may be also obtained from other
sources. At all events, it is well to
keep the subject under consideration.
1Greenmlle NeacS.
Petroleum Nasby, in his first letter
from abroad to the Toledo Blade, de-
scribes the man with the long nose
slightly tipped with red, whose chief
delight is to point out the possibilities
of all sorts of disaster. He has met him
on rail roads and in steamers and all
other places where dangers were posi-
bic. This man is traveller and goeth
about like lion seeking whom he may
devour, or agonize with horror. He IS
equal to the man with the turn ap nose,
who knows everything and great deal
more than anybody else knows. and
who is always putting his nose in every
body's business. He is ready to con-
dole with you in trouble. but his condo
lence is anything but consoling. If be
visits you while sick, be distresses you
with a heightened visage and funereal
voice, and tells you to be careful as
Mr. SO and so died Of the same disease.
Like Jobs comforter, he does more
harm than good. We would be pleased
to have Nasby take him in hand.