The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-11
Various and all About.
Gardens are looking splendid.
Dear at any price-sweethearts.
cow.

Dear at any price-sweethearts.
To-day CTuesday) is Memorial Day.
Fodder has gone up to 1926 per hun
dred.
Rev. Prof. S. S. Rain preached Sun
day at Pomaria.
The blackberry crop is safe, and pro-
mises to be bountiful.
The Press Association has been heard
from, and are having splendid time.
Mr.. E. S. Coppock ran around and
chopped out field Of cotton last week.
The foot bridge over the creek on
Adams Street has received needed re-
pairs.
Those nice new turnouts at Blease's
Stables are just the things for pleasant
drives. 1t
The stands of cotton are good sll
over the County and the grain crops
are locking fine.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Mann's
little child is recovering. It had some
thing like meningitis.
Mr. Madison F. Workman is very
low with dropsy Of the heart, and his
death is daily expected.
Newberry looks charming in her
robe of green-trees, shrubs and flow
ering plants are all out.
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment Of o. B. Butler & Co., offering
their steam mill for sale.
A private letter from Spartanburg
says that 10000 people are expected at
the Cowpens Celebration.
Clark's pictures are life-like and give
the utmost satisfaction. We advise the
reader to give him sitting:
Three wants-a few more cash sub
scribers; the back dues Of few old
ones; and fresh news items for this col
umn.
It is treat to lcok over the farms in
No. s Township. Some of the "crack"
farmers of the County are in this Town
ship.
Messrs. Maybin & Tarrant have COM
pleted the arrangement Of their pre-
scription case, and have everything in
perfect order.
There will be only one murder case
for the next Court of Sessions unless
somebody kills somebody else between
now and then.
There was no preaching at the Meth
odist Church Sunday in consequence Of
the absence of the Pastor, Rev. j. B.
Campbell. at Sumter.
Before marriage she was dear, and
be was her treasure; but afterward she
became dearer, and be treasurer, and
yet they are not happy.
The we'll known and popular firm Of
Street, Walker & Co., is looking up,
and, from present indications, will do
big business this season.
There are three kinds of people in
the world. The wills, the Wont's and
cant's. The first accomplish every
thing, the third fail in everything.
If you want cheap paper, envelopes,
ink, hooks, or anything else in the Sta
tionery line come to the HERALD Book
Store. Stock full, large, complete.
Kerosene will make the tin tes-kettle
as bright as new. Saturate woolen
rag, and rub with it. 1t will also remove
stains from clean vanished furniture.
The quantity of hay bought by our
farmers this season is absolutely start
ling. Why don't they make their own
hay and Keep the money in their pock-
cts.
The Circuit Court for this County
will meet the first Monday (being the
9Th day. of June, Judge Fraser pre-
siding. The Court will last only one
week.
Messrs. Gus Maffett and Logan Wyse
have moved their bar from Prosperity
to Newberry, and are now established
in one of the stores Of the Crotwell
Building.
If you have made a mistake don't
think it a condescension to apologize.
The true gentleman is always ready to
rectify blunder. Only the mule bites
with one end and kicks with the other.
Mr.. 0. L. Schumpert's imported Irish
Settlers arrived by Express Monday.
They are very pretty pups, hut are NO"
looking somewhat jaded, having been
travelling by water and land for the
past month.
Parties going fishing will be wise to
avoid that norton of Bush River near