The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-10


w Go to H. A. BURNS for your Plain
and French Candy, Nuts and Fruits. S7-tf
For all kinds of Stationery the public
are invited to the HERALD Book Store.
Ifthe corn nusks are very thick the
winter will be colder than the summer.
If the corn husks are very thin the
summer will be warmer than the win
tel.
If the corn husks are neither too thin
nor too thick the summer will be warm,
and the winter will be cold,
ssg- For choice, large variety of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, go 10
o7-I Il. a. BURNS.
DR.. j. w. Tribble made twenty y-one
bales of cotton this year with two
horses.
The Columbia & Greenville Rail
Road owns 100000 in Confederate
Bonds.
The first real healthy frost Of tie sea-
son appeared the morning Of the 4th
instant. .-..-.-.--,, -
~ Go to, Fl. A.RURNS' for some OF
those6ne new Family Mackerel, heads and
tails off. ...- S7-tf
Christmas goods are making their
appearance already 10 several show
windows.
Mr.. Cline thinks the Hall of the Cp-
era House viii be ready for use in about
three weeks.
IS Go to Il. A. BURNS for IIorsford's,
Sea Foam, sea Spray, I'4tagsco and Star
Mills Baking Powders. S7-tf
A gentleman expressed $4,000 in
Confederate Bonds from Newberry
Wednesday, the End.
The Council has done the proper
thing in cutting down the trees along.
side the Opera House.
MIR. Pool is having his stables, rented
to Messrs. Christian & Smith, thorough
ly overhauled and repaired.
~ Go to H. A. BURNS for choice
lot OF Pipes and Smokers Articles, espe.
ciully the Shuck-mouth Cigarettes. s7-ti
Some of our business men hsye found
ont that they can get their job printing
done at this Office.
Many others who are not enlightened
on this subject are invited 10 call, SEE
specimens, and ascertain prices.
+ Thos. M. Lake hasagai1 resumed hi
profession of Surveying, and will at;
tend to any calls made upon him. q
What world of trouble might have
been averted had Adam said, wher
tempted to bite the apple-"Hardly
Eva" - --'
The George kunkel Minstrel Troupe
disbanded at Raleigh last week. we
are glad they did not disband ia New,
berry.
The Columbia Yeomaqa says, Mr.
P. H. Koon, of Newberry, has hog at
the Fair Grounds which weighs 800
pounds"
The fruit tree agents are arriving
with their trees. A large number ol
orders were taken from this County the
past year.
1t is but reasonable to ask our ex
changes to credit the news items they
clip from The HERALD. Rarely do they
give credit.
To-day is the last day for paying
taxes. From present appearances,
there is going 10 be an unusual number
of delinquents.
Our, Doctors have had but little res,
lately, there has been so much sickness
Now that frost has fallen it is hoped il
will be healthier.
We understand that Mr.. Jno. M
Livingston and Mr.. ChesleY D. Spear
man will move to town soon in order
to be near the schools.
Thanks to w. N. Taft, Postm aster O.
Charleston, for bis Handy-Book of the
Postal Service, Il very full and conven
lent book of reference. ..
The right kind of boy, with pea
shooter, can take mans mind of biz
business troubles and politics quicker
than anything else in this bleak, cole
world.
Our proposition to move the Cour
House to u more suitable locality meet:
with the approval of many inhuentia
citizens. Let the County Commission
ers consider it.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckley
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another col
umn. They efer rare inducements II
earn an honest living. 28-6m.
Mr.. j. Bolton Werts has brought Il
this Office sample of his turnips ant
potatoes, which are the finest we have
yet seen; they beat anything exhibited
at the County Fair. Thanks to Mr
Werts for fine mess.
The Ladies' Missionary Meeting II
the Methodist Church last Friday wa
only attended by eight. 1t is suppose
that slight change in the temperatur
had something to do with this, and no
a lack of interest in Missions.
The poor sufferer that has been dos
ing himself with so-called Troches an
thereby upset his stomrch without cul
irg the troublesome cough, should tax
our advice and use a. once DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup and get we'll.