The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-27
Various and all About.
The Fair is over.

Various and all About.
The Fair is over
Il WAS very f;:ir affair.
The weather is PLEASANTLY cool.
9 if vou wait goor! Cigar, ca: OF
Il \. BURNS %7-'f
Cheap Job Printing ut the HERALD
office.
~. TIiy .iu"St Crackers, pain at,d Swect,
a. Z. A. BT-RNS. %5-tf
This is 4 favorable season 10 subscribe
for the HERALD.
~ K1v :hr hr:r Smoking Cigars on
| the market from JONES. 4i-tf
The Werner Eviction Company had Il
full house Friday night.
- \ liz" Sclv:,ion Of Canne,! Goods,
a; H. y BURNS. 37-ti
DO not forget that .Job Printing Of all
kinds is done at this Office.
r. Go 10 II. 4. BURNS for yonr Plain
aud French Candy, Nuts and Fraits. 37-tf
The hotels and livery stables did Il
good business during Fair Week.
DC not forget, good reader, when in
town to call and settle your arrears.
Dresses are now worn SO short that
the street crossings are seldom clean.
Come and get your Popular Monthly
Magazine at the HERALD Book Store.
al parties indebted in any wise to
Il. A. Burns will make Immediate pay
ment. Oct. 10, 42-5t.
There is a good deal of criminal busi-
ness awaiting the Court of Sessions
next week.
800 bushels choice White Corn, and
200 bushels Red Seed Oats for sale.
diff T. @. BOOZER.
McsSrs. w. H Lathrop and A. A.
Killian have moved their families 10
Columbia.
Is" For Il choice, large variety of Chew
ing an6 Smoking Tobacco, 60 to
37-tf H. A. BURNS.
Col. Holloway has received great
many entries already for the State Fair;
and every mail brings more.
sss- 60 to H. A. BURNS for JIorsford's,
Sea Foam. Sea Spray, Patspsco and Star
Mils B.king Powders. 37-tf.
Mr. J. McD. kinard, of Ninety-S;x,
carried away S26 in premiums from our
County Fair-all taken on cattle.
The HERALD is not issued until Thurs
day morning, according TO the new
schedule, so don't call for il on Tuesday
rs in the past.
There was good deal of grumbling
at the award Of premiums at the Coun-
ty Fair. How foolish, every one could
not get prize.
Hardware dealers might immortalize
themselves by presenting the editors Of
this paper each with a good pair Of
scissors. Oh: scissors.
If you want L Ggood square meal of
oysters, with bread, butter, pickles. and
coffee, and all for a song. 60 to A. C..
Jones restaurant, and you will get it.
Mr.. Jno. w. Reagin has rented the
brown cottage, near the railroad, from
Mr.. W. 4. Cline, and will move to
town soon for the purpose Of educating
his children.
What is the difference between the
preacher, the builder and the architect
of church? One is the rector, the
other is the erecter, and the other the
| director. - --- ---
1t was not Mrs. Partington, but ano-
lher old lady Of the same mental build,
who said, the other evening. that she
wished the calcium days Of her youth
would return.
The Senior moved bis seat from the
man who swallows red hot pokers be-
cause it was too far from the stage, and
not because he was afraid Of that ac-
complisheG individual.
A Legal conunGrum-if distance
lends enchantment 10 the view, and the
view refuses to return 1t, What remedy
has distancea The court takes the pa
pers, and reserves its decision.
Mr.. James I. Fairs cotton in his GIN
bouse caught on fire day before yester-
day while he was ginning, from q spark
from the engine. The fire was extin-
guished before doing much damage.
Mr.. Il. B. Holman, agent, received
Tuesday from the Peoples Mutual lns.
Co., of Atlanta, check for $1,000 for
Mrs. Nance, TO pay the policy on the
life of her late husband. Maj. VIM. (.
| Nance.
The colored Baptists of the State held
ia Convention at the colored Baptist
Church in Ncwberry last week. A
large crowd was in attendance. Sun
| uaS services were nelG IN luclf CHuIcl
and in the Court House.
Mr.. lie Dnc's tea farm turns out to
be even a greater failure than was at
first supposed. For. the $4,000 put in
to tie venture. the Government has IN
iron safe which cost S400 ana some no
account tea plants:
|
Laurens County contributed largely
TO orr County Fair, both Of visitors and
exhibits. Several of her horses carried
off the blue ribbons; and some of her
fair maidens carried off the hearts OF
numerous young Newberriaus.
Messrs. 3ryson and Nichols, Of Lau-
rens County, carried away S25 in pre-
milms from our County Fair-all ta-
ken on pair of horses, which they ex-
hibited III double harness, single har-
ness and under saddle.
! Col. Geo. Johnstone accompanied
Gov. Hagood to the Yorktown Centen-
nial as member of bis staff, and also
| to Charleston to take part in the recep-