The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-14
Various and all About.
Cotton is booming.


Various and all About.
Cotton is booming.
The weather continues warm.
NJ. Foot & Son are hopeful of the fall
trade.
The feecy cotton is coming in, and
every one rejoiceth.
The leading question of the day is,
Is cotton going higher?
| Willie Boag has bycicle which be
rides gracefully and rapidly.
These beautiful moonlight nights are
just right for courting couples.
The Circuit Court will begin at New
berry the last Monday in October.
This is an oyster month, but the hot
weather has given the bivalves re-
spite.
Mr.. D. Henry Wheeler will build for
himself this fall handsome ten room
residence.
There are several weddings brewing.
This prediction is made without the aid
Of Vennor.
We are sorry to hear that our good
friend Luther Riser has been visited by
the chills.
The night trains will be put on the
Columbia & Greenville K. r. about the
18th instant.
The Opera House tower shows off to
fine advantage since the scafolding has
been taken away.
There is a good deal of sickness, prin-
cipally cbills and bilious fever, in the
Dead Fall section.
The Clerk Of Court has not been call
ed upon to issue single warrant yet
under the Lien Law.
The Post Office will hereafter be
opened on Sundays from 9 to 10 A. NJ,
for the delivery of mail.
Buy the Webster Amalgam Non-Cor-
rosive Pens-which can only be had at
the HERALD Book Store.
The merchants and guano men tell
I US that the farmers are paying up with
commendable promptness.
Capt. McFall has been authorized by
Council to negotiate for clock for the
elegant new Opera House.
Prof. Berger's Dancing School will
have soiree tomorrow "wednesday
evening at the Crotwell Hotel.
Corn costs a dollar and ten cents a
bushel laid down here. Some think
the price will reach dollar and half.
The schools all commence their la
bors this week, and the young people
are busy brushing the dust off their
books.
By the way speaking of books, such
rs are in want of any can be supplied
by calling at the HERALD Book Store.
4 colored man was seen the other
day with three $50 gold pieces-saved
from last fall. How many more are
there like him?
The delegates from Bush River
Church to the Reedy River Association
are A. P. Davis, VIM. Reeder and
James NJ. Workman.
We are satisfied that the farmers of
Newberry County are going to pay
their liens and all other debts just as
far as they possibly can.
Newberry College opens its Fall Ses-
sion October Sd. See advertisement in
this issue. The prospects are that there
will be good attendance.
| A Fairfield farmer came in few days
ago with six bales Of cotton to sell.
There is no better place to sell your cot
ton than right here in Newberry.
Don't forget the printer, and pay up
your little Indebtedness like men and
brothers. He sent you the paper through
the dull summer and now looks for pay.
MIR. E. G. Longshore found a queer
stalk of cotton in his field last week.
1t had bolls of the usual size, but the
bolls had nothing in them but the seed.
Was there any significance in the
blue bow that extended across the
heavens from East to West the evening
of the 9TH instant? Does it indicate the
blues?
We have received Circular Of the
Columbia Female College, of which
Rev. o. A. Darby, DID,, is President,
assisted by An able faculty. The Col,