The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-20
Various and all About.
Sow largely of red oats.
A good time to SOW oats.

DOW largely VI leu OatS.
A good time to SOW oats.
Col. B. F. Griffin is extremely i'll.
The price Of provisions is declining.
The Circus pays town license of
S1l0.
Summer seems 10th to take its depar'
ture.
The time for paying taxes will end
the 31st.
There was a large crowd in town
Saturday.
Has the Telephone Exchange fallen
through?
Cotton is turning out better than was
expected.
- If you want good Cigar, call on
H..A. BURNS S7-tf
Our Opera House is the admiration
of all visitors.
e%- Buy the best Smoking Cigars on
the market from JONES. 4l-tt-
Mrs. DR.. d. A. Cannon is very low
with typhoid fever.
Myra Davis, colored, is in jail on q
charge of burglary.
Court meets the Slst instant; Judge
Aldrich will preside.
w A fine selection of Canned Goods.
at H. a. BURNS. 37-tt
Chills and fever prevail at Helena to
a considerable extent.
The dry spell was broken on Monday
by a most welcome rain.
~ Go to 4. A. BURNS for your Plain
and French Dandy, Nuts and Fruits. s7-tf
Mr.. Juo. r. Spearman, Jr., has been
quite i'll, but is now convalescent.
IF this warm weather continue there
will be great deal more sickness.
NJ. Foot & Son have built a commo
dious stock shed in their wagon yard.
Mr.. +. A. Schumpert has cut large
quantity of hay this season with his
mower.
Col. T. J. Mafett, of Silver Street,
has mad his residence painted by Mr..
Brannan. ..
500 bushels choice White Corn, and
200 bushels Red Seed Oats for sale.
41-tf L. q. BOOIER.
Aleck, sixteen years old, son of An
derson Ruff, colored, died Monday night
of congestiVe chill.
All parties indebted in any wise to
Il. A. Burns will make immediate pay
ment. Oct. ~, 4z-ot.
McFall & Satterwhite had a $3.50
pair of boots stolen from their store
Saturday.
Mr.. J. d. Wedaman will accept our
thanks for a sample of fine syrup, pre-
sented last week.
E#- Go to q. A. BURNS for Horsford's,
Sea Foam, Sea Spray, Pstapsco and Star
Mills Baking Powders. 37-tf
The change in day of publication has
given satisfaction. We can now do
Justice TO the reader.
500 bushels choice White Corn, and
200 bushels Red Seed Oats for sale.
4l-tf t. Q. BOOZER.
Mr.. i. S. Coppock, to shelter his
Studebaker wagons, has put up a shed
on the corner of bis lot.
- Go to q. A. BURNS for some OF
those fine new Family Mackerel, heads and
tails off. 37-tf
Mr.. Ivey u. Abrams, who lost his
dwelling-house by fire recently, is max
ing preparations to rebuild.
The HERALD estimates that the cot
ton sales for the present season at New
berry will reach $1,000 bales.
@- Fora choice, large variety of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, 60 to
37-f H.. BURNS.
Only three or four whites were before
the Council OF its last meeting fer fail
ing TO pay street duty.
There are some fine horses on exhi-
bition, and the beauty Of it is that seve-
raj Of them are County raised.
w- Go to II. A. BURNS' for choice
lot Of Pipes and Smokers Articles, espe-
c;al!y the Shuck.mouth Cigarettes. S7-ti
Tho ladies, always foremost in every
good undertaking, make a beautiful
and attractive display of articles at the
Fair.
While you are in town during Court
week, or any other tine, step in and
make yourself happy by taking a pa
per.
The way to build up your town is to
patronize home industry. The way to
kill it is to send your work and money
out Of it.
Miss Ray Foot has sent to the Allan
ia Exposition a beautiful picture, enti-
tied ''Heavenward," worked on canvas
with needle.
This is Fair Week, and all the fair
ones are tricked out fairly in honor Of
so important an affair. That it should
be so is but fair.
The vacant lot near Mrs. Wardlaw's
place ha. been purchased by J. (. J:
Caldwell, Esq, upon which he Will
erect fine dwelling.
Mr.. D. B. Wheeler, as Administra-
tor, sold the personal property of J. b.
Leonard, deceased, at the Court House
/ Friday, at very good prices.
Isom Workman has not been sent to
| the Penitentiary yet, the Sheriff having
received no official notice from the Su'
| preme Court of its decision.
Our thanks are due Col. T. W. Hol'