The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
Various and all About.
More good weather,

| The guano trade is very brisk.
Trim your shrubbery. and prune your
grape vines.
Wheat and oats are having an up
! ward tendency.
Garfield will be the first President in,
augurated on Friday.
Dr.. Ruff's place is much improved by
the recent trimming Of shrubbery.
A big frost killel early vegetation
the night of March 18th last year.
A colored girl died suddenly at DR..
G. ". Glenn's place Saturday night.
The correct thing now in the way OF
style is the postage stamp sleeve but
ton.
To our notion Dr.. Jas. X. Gilder's
house is one of the most attractive in
our town.
During this windy March weather
persons should be especially careful
about fires.
For very handsome display we in
vite attention to the show windows Of
B. H. Cline & Co.
A colored woman named Eliza Davis
died suddenly on Mr.. Thos. NJ. Lakes
place Friday night.
The public printers are long time
getting out the laws of the last session
of the Legislature.
Several of the locomotives on the Col
umbia & Greenville r. R. are burning
coal instead of wood.
The communication Of "Clara Lou
ise" is crowded oat op account of its
length and the press of other matter.
Mr.. w. A. Hipp. near Pomaria, has
a mare that gave birth one night last
week to two horse colts: the colts both
died.
The editors of the HERALD will not
attend the Garfield Inauguration: they
don't approve of Republican Inaugural
tons anyhow.
Mr.. Allen M. Wyse, of Prosperity, is
the happiest man in ten Counties: he
has two pretty bouncing boy babies just
a week old to-day.
Are you subject to pains of any kind?
If so 60 at once to DR.. Fant and ask
him for an ounce or two of the new
remedy just introduced. -
Fruit trees are budding, and it will be
a blessing if they are not nipped in the
bud. The early bird catcheth the worm,
and is sometimes caught.
Overhaul tools, machinery, wagons,
etc., now, and have any repairs that
may be needed made at once, before the
busy season is upon you.
Mr.. - Norris is getting in bis stock
Of groceries and other goods. Among
other articles he has segars, which he
has allowed US to sample.
County Treasures will now wear the
regulation hat; our worthy incumbent
has gone into his own. Let no one say
unto him come out of that hat.
The Hardware Store of Mr.. S. p.
Boozer is full up with complete stock
of goods. which he is offering at prices
which will astonish the natives.
Work was resumed on the Opera
House Monday. With plenty Of mate
rial on hand and good weather the work
will be pushed forward rapidly.
A mule got away from boy at G. &
SIS Stables the other day, when the boy
seized him by the tail. Fortunately the
mule was not in a kicking humor.
Several new and handsome quilts
seen at residence not hundred miles
from the Steam Saw Mill gives rise to
the thought that there is something up.
All mail matter destined for the North
or West should be mailed before the
close of the up-mail, as it will reach its
destination quicker by going via Green
vile.
If put in the down-mail it will be ta-
ken to Colambia and 60 by the W. C..
& A. r. r. without delay.
A nine foot Chinese giant with head
as big as -four barrel, recently import
ed by Barnum at salary of $500 g
week for ifty-two weeks, is the sensa"
ton.
J. N. Martin & Co., have supply of
Fertilizers sufficient to fill all wants.
If you don't use fertilizers literally Tou
need not expect good crops. Don't
forget it.
One would imagine that by this time
every man in the County is supplied
with one, two or four-horse wagon,
so many have been unloaded at this
place, and yet they still come.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights Of
Honor will meet in Yorkville in April.
DR.. James Mcintosh has been elected
delegate. and Mr.. E. P. Chalmers alter
nate from the Newberry Lodge.
The Methodist Quarterly Meeting of
the Newberry Station will be held at
the Methodist Church in town Friday
and Saturday. Presiding Elder Pritch-
ard will preach Saturday and Sunday.