The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-21
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Judge Aldrich will preside at our
next term of Court.
Half the Counties in Georgia already
have local option laws.
The people Of Greenville it is thought
will find beer cheaper than water.
Tomorrow is the Autumal Equinox
the day and night are of equal length.
Mr.. S. /. Fellers will run an excur-
sion from Prosperity to Greenville the
23d.
The tax books are open. Step up to
the Captains Office and get your re-
ceipt.
The Soiree of the Dancing Club We'd
lesday night proved u very pleasant
occasion.
The Newberry Female Academy
opened last week under faltering aus
pices, with "a pupils.
The long dry spell was broken Fri
day. We are likely 10 have rain in
abundance for awhile now.
We are greatly obliged to Col. Hol=
loway for sending US so full report OF
the Sunday School Convention.
The peanut crop this year is reported
very short. There will probably be
enough to supply the Legislatures.
The store of NJ. Foot & Son will be
closed next Saturday, 24th-that day
being, with them, a church holiday.
The mill dam of DR.. Werts, at Jolly
Street, gave way some time since and
1900 fish were taken from the stream.
Whatever you win in life you must
conquer by your own efforts, and then
it is yours, part of yourself.-GAK-
FIELD.
Everything has to pay up sometimes; !;
even the little chickens have 10 she'll
out. Pay for your paper and be done
with it.
Mrs. Virginis V. Darlington has
commenced suit for divorce from her
husband, John J. Calriug,on, III Hen
derson, n. c., Superior Court.
The Delegates to State Prohibition
Convention from this Comfy are Revs.
j. B. Campbell and Luther Broaddus.
The Convention meets Tie 9th.
Dave Iom, colored hosslcr at Chris
tian & Smiths Stables, was kicked in
the forehead ouuday a:;ernoon by Il
mule. The skull Was fr1cvJred.
There was Young girl i'll Dexter;
Her fellow be thought be had vexter;
He bough; &c. hat,
And then she said thai
He could kiss, te could hug sud sit ncx,er
The College doesn't propc'e to keep
q public woodplle this winter. A large
wood house has been built, which has
over forty cords in ii under lock and
key.
A pretty young g,rl full Of pique
Got down iu the mouth so 10 Sp!Que,
And when people laughed
She thought she was chaughed,
And she stayed in the house for wiouc.
Rev. MIR. Broaddus and Col. j. R.
Leavell attended the Reedy River Asso.
citation at Huntsville last week as dele.
gates from tbef Newberry Baptist
Church.
The colored teachers of Newberry
County will meet at the Court House
Saturday, the 9th instant, for the pur.
pose Of forming a Colored Teachers
Association.
An incorrigible old bachelor in town
after reading the statement in paper
that Guiteau wants wife, said he had
no further doubts that the would-be as.
sassin is insane.
1t IS encouraging to see the coloreo
teachers taking 80 much interest in theil
work; and we hope their efforts to form
a Teachers Association for the County
will be successful.
The railroads will give reduced rates
IS cents mile each way-to delegates
attending the Temperance Convention
in Columbia the 9th. Hotels will also
give reduced rates.
Mr.. I. W. Walter has bought from
Mr.. W. T. Wright building lot OF
Caldwell Street, between Mr.. Speers
and Mr.. Wrigbt's. 1t is one Of the
prettiest lots in town.
A Bible and newspaper in every
house, good school in every district
all studied and appreciated as they mer
it-are the principles of virtue, morality
and civil liberty.-FRANKLIN.
We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another col
umn. They Offer rare inducements tc
earn an honest living. 29-6m.
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