The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-15
Various and all About.
Weather dry again.

! Three dnll months ahead of us.
Oats at 50 cts. a dozen-too high.
One of our Bicyclists has had fall.
Have You seen Whites little dar
lings"?
Stationery in variety at the HEKALI
Book Store.
The crops are fine in the Bush Rivel
Church section.
Very few responses 10 our call to set
tie up last Sale-day.
Visitors still flock in to see the alliga.
tor. 1t is growing fast.
The crops about Martins Depot are
suffering dreadfully for rain.
Why are lawyers like fishes? Be-
cause they are fond of debate.
If you want good shave, don't mar
ry woman with corns. So says an
exchange.
This reminds US that we will soon
have roasting ears.
Mr.. J. W. Smith threshed Saturday
l01 bushels of oats from 125 dozen bun
dies.
There were but two bald-headed Del
egates to the Convention held here last
week.
The meeting of the Board of Trustees
of Newberry College will take place on
the 2lst inst, at 2 o'clock.
Ebenezer new church is nearly COM
pleted-it is very neat edifce. Mr.
Crowell Chapman is the builder.
Gen. Sherman is to be admired for
bis consistency in lying. He sticks to
it that he did not burn Columbia.
The Newberry Band will furnish the
music for Commencement Week. This
insures good music for the occasion.
The total eclipse of the Moon Satur-
day night was a beautiful sight. 1t be-
gan at IL; the total eclipse was at /.
The price of Kendall's Treatise on
the Horse reduced to 20 cts. Come
and get one at the HERALD Book Store.
The Delegates to the Conven ton of
the Y. NJ G. Associations were re-
markable for intelligence and fine ap-
pearance.
Groom TO young bride-ruralists-
shall I skin you a pertater. honey"'
"No, thank you, deary, I have one al
ready skun."
1t is predicted, not without reason,
that some of the Abbeville young men
will be coming down to Newberry
again soon.
The Good Templars of Newberry will
have their annual picnic at Wallace
vile, four miles below Aston, about the
24th instant.
Mr.. J. K. Schumpert has cut his
wheat and oats by the roadside near
his home. It was the finest field oi
grain we have seen this year.
The Sea Island Nems, the only Re-
publican newspaper in the State, has
been enlarged, and exhibits other signs
of prosperity. 1t is published at Beau
fort.
The closing exercises of the Prosperi.
ty High School will come off Thurs
day, 10th. Thanks for invitation to be
present, which we will endeavor to &C
cept.
Zoedone; a hea!th-giving and deli
cious beverage, is to be had of Maybin
& Tarrant. Highly recommended, with
undoubted testimonials, and withal so
very cheap, it must at once become
popular.
Mr.. Z. L. White feeling concerned
about the hungry appearance Of the
Senior" flew to bis rescue On Sunday
morning last. All danger is over for
the present.
Mr. I. w. Walter, our young and IN
defatigable townsman, will in a few
days open the season by going out again
with bis thresher and engine. May be
have lively time and very many bush
els to thresh.
"a young man while attempting to
fix misplaced switch on Young Ia
dy's head, stepped on her dress and
wrecked her train. She told him to
conductor to a seat, and be more car.
full in the future"
We have always said that Prosperity
had more enterprise than any other
town of its size. We are pleased to
know that Our esteemed friend Rev. j.
A. Sigh. is engaged ir the propagation
of fish. We wish him every success.
Are you low spirited, "down-in-the
mouth" and weak in the back? Does
walking. lifting or standing cause pain
in the small of the back? If so, you
have kidney disease, and Prof. Gull
mette's French Kidney Pad will cure
you.
We were Of the opinion that there
was no room for an increase of happi,
ness to our good friend M. Foot, until a
few nights since when be was made a
grandfather. He is as happy as a big
sunhower, and we congratulate him
heartily.