The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-19
Various and all About.

Various and all About
Oats is in demand just now.
Sun commenced shining on Wednes-
day.
Our streets never before have been SO
muddy.
The slowest thing on record is the
paying Of debts.
Mr. D. S. johnson has had his new
house neatly painted.
The backbone of the bad weather it
is hoped is broken.
T. w. H. is informed that that fine
heifer's calf is of the male species.
In setting out young trees use chip
manure; it makes them grow thrifty.
If there are any peas in the County
for sale, it is advised to bring them in.
Our merchants seem to be Indifferent
as to getting trade. they don't advertise.
A ride into the country showed seve-
raj places where the bottom is nearly
out.
Mr.. J. B. Leonard has moved into
the store next below D. B. Wheeler &
Co.'S.
James K. P. Goggans, Esq, has
moved into his new Office opposite the
Newberry Hotel.
Nathan Brown, colored, is in Jail fol
stealing mule, colored, from Henry
Boyce, colored.
A steel door key, picked up on the
street, has been left at this Office. The
loser can have it.
The bad roads keep people from COM
ing to towr, consequently business is
only tolerably good.
The HERALD's wood subscribers are
not doing their duty by any manner oi
means. Wake up.
You need only attend an auction Of
second hand furniture to find that there
is money in the country.
DIR. R. G. Carlisie uad two fine mules
drowned in Indian Creek about ten
days ago; the creek was up.
Cholera Morbus prevails to some ex.
tent among the children at Prosperity
On Friday there were six cases.
Mr.. L. S. Bowers, our Prosperity
agent, has our thanks for efficient work
He is splendid newspaper agent.
Auditor Jno. K. Nance has entered
upon the discharge of the duties of biz
office. The Major will make capable
officer.
The new Baptist Parsonage is being
much improved in appearance under
the skillful brush of Mr.. Brannan, The
painter.
Rock Hill is e1ultsnt over the elec
ton of a dry ticket, while Chester is full
of joy and whiskey in that wet ticke
has carried the day.
The Laurens r. r. engine jumped the
track near Martins Depot the 18th
Engineer Hammond was slightly scald
ed, and the engine was somewhat dam
aged.
The Charlotte Observer notices thir
teen deaths from railroads in three
weeks, on roads running into Charlotte
and says this thing is getting decided
ly monotonous."
The peculiar adaptation of DR.. Bul1'
Cough Syrup to so many phases o
Throat and Bronchial diseases has rem
dered this remedy immensely popular
Sold everywhere. rs cents bottle.
A number of prominent Prosperity
ties were in town on Saturday. 1t i
thought that their business was to dis
cover if the mud at the Capital wa
thicker than at Prosperity.
Chas. C. Grary, of Adrid, Mich, says
TO my complete surprise, I obtained
good nights rest, the first night
wore an Only Lung Pad" I have sui
fered from asthma for years.-See Ade
Pay your debts, and if you do nc
| commence with the Herald, pay th
| Apothecary, the Dry Goods, Grocery
Butcher or some other man. Start th
ball in motion. Somebody will fet
good.
A newspaper commenting on the fa'
that a farmer nearly lost bis life b
sinking in a quagmire, adds: ME
who do not subscribe for a newspapt
must expect to be sucked in every no