The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30
Various and all About.
Clear. calm, cold.
Fearful, f;lilnre fruit.

i Fearful, flilnre fruit
A heavy frost Monday morning.
No talk about q municipal ticket
: VIII !: 90 dry so.
; lIr. W. T. Wright has the most
unique sign in town.
The Smokey Town chickens continue
to die Of the cholera.
\ pretty face is the sweetest thing
shown in Spring bonnets.
The roads generally are in good con-
ditiUn from recent working.
There are about twenty-five miles Of
streets in the town of Newberry.
The platform of the old depot was
torn down and removed last week.
A colored man died near Saluda Old
Town few days ago of pneumonia.
Mr.. L. II. Christian, who has been
quite Ill recently, is almost well again.
There were seven freight trains at
the Newberry depot at one time Mon
day.
c. 6. Jaeger, Esq, has moved bis
Office over Mr.. Crotwell's store on Pratt
Street.
There is great deal OF measles scat
tered around pronliscuously through the
country.
See the advertisements OF Books at
reduced prices. Many other articles
equally as low.
Subscriptions are in advance always,
please remember this, and no dun will
ever pain you.
A goodly number Of subscribers no.
ticed the slip last week and have paid
up like clever fellows,
But there are several yet who failed
to see it, although the notice could be
seen without nagnifying glasses.
Prof. S. S. Rain delivered an address
Sunday afternoon to the children of the
Baptist Sunday School.
A monster locomotive has recently
been built at Altoona, Pennsylvania,
that runs mile in 5S2seconds.
This is tie hardest season of the year
on the housewife. What to get for din
ner is problem difficult TO solve.
The Juveniles left Sunday night by
special train for Greenvi!le where they
played Monday and Tuesday nights.
Oh, nose! am as proud Of thee
As any mountain Of it's SHOWS:
gaze or thee, and feel that joy
A Roman knows!
An exchange describes Il ballet-dan-
GERS dress. The description, although
short, is about three inches longer than
the dress.
There have been several prosecutions
in this County under the new act max
inc it a misdemeauor to hire the labor
er Of another.
much charity which begins at home
is too feeble to get out Of doors, and
much that begins outdoors never gets
into the home circle.'
Old but good: Lives there man
with soul 50 dead who never to him
self hath said: Here arc five dollars
which l think will invest in printers
ink.
! IF there are any chickens in the coun-
try We Deg our friends to bring them in,
no matter what their ages may be, and
when you come don't fail to give the
HERALD Office showing.
Mr.. Jas. o. Meredith again rescues
the editor from starvation. The finest
Ruta Bagas grown in the County. He
has the luck Of raising bountiful crops
of everything he cultigates.
There is uproar about the Opera
House in the ring of the trewel and
squash of mortar invigorating to the
ear. With Wells and Pool, there is
no fear of things getting dry.
See the advertisements Of Messrs. j.
n. Martin &; Co.. farmers and consum-
crs are all interested in what is offered.
This house keeps every thing in its va
rious lines which are needed.
We will print bill heads, letter heads
and all other kinds Of commercial
printing at prices as low as at any office
in or out of the State. Bring your bills
and we will duplicate them. 1875
The report of Mr.. j. NJ. Seigler's
death is Incorrect Mr. B. II. Cline
got letter frem him few days ago
He is an engineer on Florida railroad
at a good salary. May he enjoy many
years yet in the land of the living.
Georgia has 777,S64 females and 7G1,
1S4 males--an excess of 1850 females
Respectfully referred to Holmes, of the
Barnwell People, Wilson and Wardlaw
of the Abbeville Press d Banner ant
Mcsweeny, Of the Hampton Guardian
IfSidney Smith, whose genial nature
, was a well-spring Of pleasure to hi
, friends, had suffered with an inactive
liver he would have used POrtaline, o.
Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder
Price SOC. Fol sale by all Druggists.
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