The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-28

- Auu3loSlOu i.eei duu eFeIy ypONy III
3vited:
5Various and all About.
J Weather warmer.
! Business prospects Frightening.
! Thanks to Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken for
sfavors.
q The night trans were put on the c..
!& 6. r. r., last night.
j T. J. Clayton. colored, lost a daugh-
:iter five years old Saturday.
! The wife OF Charley Harstove, COL
:l.ored, died the 10Th instant.
=; Old stock of j. B. Leonard. decd.
4has been removed 10 the old Parker
5zstore.
j Mr.. S. W. league las sold his plan
station near Saluda Old Town to blr. J.
}Frank Wheeler.
1 The Columbia Regi>ser was ;epre-
scented in Newberry last week BY Mr..
a,Jno. H. ClarAson, ,aveling agen..
! The Steam Mi of o. B. Butter &
&C.,, has been much improved IN APP
|pearance by Ihe wbilewssh brush.
! The next big thing for Newoerry will
53be the County Fair-we look fol very
smau and his wife 10 be in attendance.
4 The up night freight arrives at New
cherry at 9.26 z. Nj; the down n'sh'
1freight at 12.59 A. NJ. They inset al
aChappell's.
! Cotton comes in slowly. Price are
,atoo low. Pity that the fai ners chono
4hold their cotton long enough 10 de-
3mand fair price.
!! We understand that Mr.. J. J. Q.antz
formerly publisher Of the LuAera~ Vls
.itor, will start newspaper at ProSperi
]ty in the early lulare.
! The R ,a.iar Mon:iig and the Sun.
'qay Ma9az;,se, Doth excellent cooks
iare received ior October, and for sal,
]at the HERALD Book Store.
I The Post Office. Council Che her.
land many other places of business, a
Awell as some private residences wer'
Adraped in mourning Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Rahn, of Newberry, preach
Sed another Of his excellent sermons III
;5the Presbyterian Church last Sunda,
3morning.-Greenuille E.';erprise an
2Mou1atainecr.
8 Mr.. F. A. Schumpsrt sent a bale OF
acctton Monday 10 Atlanta for exhibition
aat the Exposition. We hope be vii
4get the $1,000 premium offered for the
q best bale.
s Col. D. A. Dickert will move soon
ssinto the house which formerly be longeo
:ato Mai. j. X. Nance, in The suburbs Of
aNewberry. He comes TO town in ordel
ITO be near the schools.
3 We are pleased to state that some Of
Your subscribers remember that they owc
3us and come in and settle. This is a
git should be. Oh, that large number
awould come in.
4 Do not overlook the fact which ia re-
3iterated time and again in this paper,
1that Job Printing can and will be done
Nhere at as reasonable prices aS any,
Awhere else IN the State.
j A good many farmers are cutting anC
acuring rag weed to feed their ste k on.
GIT looks nice when properly cured, and
Jit is said that mules and COWS eat il
with a relish in the winter.
q A mad dog was killed at Mr.. J. B.
aWerts' gin house, near town, Thursday.
aThe dog bit at the colored man who
swas running the engine, and tore bis
3clothes. 1t was a large black hound.
8 Now approaches the most beautiful
Jseason of the year-the woods are re-
Esplenoent with vari-colored foliage, ant
ssthe dry goods stores are magnifcently
Checked with fall fancies for the ladies'.
s Rev. Mr.. Campbell, pastor of the
a3Methodist Church, requests US 10 say.
:athat the hour for preaching at bis church
ahas been changed from 1880 A. NJ. to
I'll A. NJ; ald from s P. NJ. to 7.30 ?.
aM.
s The most industrious boys we know
:sare the Whites and Harry
aThey are always doing somelb 'ng t.
abring in the change. Now they are o.
sapigeon boxes and wagons. 1lis l.
sright, boys.
:, A three year old child of Mr.. Geo. A,
aBoozer fell rom a chair Wednesday
aupon the blade of life and ra': the
ablade over an inch deep in the rol lner
aof the eye. The bail was not cut. and
athe sight is not injured.
g Messrs. Wn,. B. OAner and Jno. I.
aByrum, of Newberry, spent few: day;
lin our CITY short time since looking
4 aaround with L view TO purchasing rea'
aestate and settling hcre.-Gafnci Cit.
sa( (SpartaasbaSr:g Cou@&yJ Ca,otinaGm-
$; MIR. George Johnstone. of Newberr7
Zone of the most sagacious and briilian
Syoung statesmen in South Carolina, wa
Hin Columbia yesterday. He has con,
Sto Lexington to conduct an importan
81 lease il the Court which is now sittin.
S. Sthere.-CoiatnaJia LEICESTER, 23d.
81 A colore6 mar on Mr.. E. C. Sim
skins' place, named Antony
Ashot himself in the breast accidental
& Thursday with en- old pistol. He wa
asitting down in the cotton patch git
Stin' the grit outen it, when Lhe ole
Sthino went off. DR.. Tribble prChed fo