The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-09
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gine wanted.
And next in order is a first class cot
ton factory.
The burning of Baird's grocery came
near being a first class FIRE.
Prosperity can beat any place in the
State for eggs.
There was ice Friday morning, and
early gardeners got 2 scare.
The roads are as dry as powder
horn, but very rough in some places.
The Newberry butchers ought to get
rich, steak at - 1-2 cents and roast at
10.
Rev. A. J. Stokes will preach in the
Methodist Church in town Wednesday
night.
Pneumonia prevails to some extent,
and in a form which resists the old
treatment.
Again do we solicit our friends to
send US all items Of news as they occur
in their neighborhoods.
Subscribers are requested to renew
as their time expires. The red mark
gives notice of expiration.
The Hawkeye describes shingle we'd
ding as occurring when the first child
is old enough to spank.
The down passenger train Monday
ran over cew belonging to MIR. ". r.
Smith at Chappell's, and killed her.
BE diligent, be prudent, be economi-
cal, and then thou wilt be able to pay
thy debts.
The old Simmons House" on the
corner of Friend and Nance Streets, is
now called the Mansion House.
Josh Billings says the world is filing
up with educated fools; mankind read
too much ond learn too little.
Outside work has been resumed, and
the Opera House and the Market ex-
tension are being pushed ahead.
The G. & G. R. R. is building a
Ground house" at Columbia, which will
be used for sheltering and repairing
engines.
There has been number Of cases of
pneumonia for the past month, caused,
no doubt, by the extreme cold of the
past winter.
The man who gets the maddest at a
newspaper squib is usually the fellow
who borrows the paper be reads it out
of.
Wednesday, the 2nG instant, was Ash
Wednesday, the beginning Of Lent
Good Friday comes this year on the
18th day of April.
Fruit trees are more cautious than
usual this year; at this time last year
they were in full bloom, and got caught
by the big frost Of March 18th.
Mr.. A. C. Jones is making extensive
preparations to accommodate the lovers
of ice cream, lemonade, and ''sich"
during the approaching season.
The proposed Chester and Augusta
railroad, Of which the Edge6eld Adver-
tiser speaks. would be great thing fol
Newberry-both town and county.
McSweeny, of the Hampton Guar
dian, since bis appointment as Major o1
the "Melish", has bad an inch added tc
his boot heels.
Tonight Tuesday) and tomorrow
night at the Prytaneum. The enter
tainment to be afforded by the Richmond
& McElreth Dramatic Company.
. A large lot of superfne paper, white
and tinted, for printing bill heads and
letter heads at this Office. Envelopes
of ali sizes printed at low rates.
In consequence of the sudden severe
cold snap all gardening will at once be
stepped. Seed already in the ground
may be left there. Wait for favorable
weather.
"What a blessin' it is" said hard.
working Irishman, THAT night ni7el
comes on till late in the day, when a
man is tired and can't work any at all
at ALL"
A colored man killed a large otter in
Dimity Creek, a small tributary tc
Bush River, one day last week. He
brought the skin, very fine one, tc
town.
Josh Billings very truly remarks thai
the Christian should first be converted
and then the heather and sinner. Hi
head is level for once, and he ha:
"struck ile."
1t is exceedingly out of taste to ge
mad on the presentation Of bill. I
you have the money pay up with al
amiable air, if you have not say so
Never show your temper.
Farmers in this county are not fright
ened by the cry of too much cotton
on the contrary, they are preparing
generally. to put in a larger crop of th'
staple than usual.
The time for hunting partridges doe
| not expire in this County till the 15tl
| of April; the game law was amended
to this effect at the last session of tn