The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-13

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printed at the HERALD office
Don't forget to have your Letter
Heads printed at the HERALD office.
And any MIN who does forget this
| forgets what he owes to the town in
which he lives.
The County Fair is only six days off.
What preparations are you making for
it?
Charity covereth & multitude Of
sins" we therefore advise wholesome
charity.
Nothing more exciteS to everything
noble and generous than virtuous love.
Henry Hume
sB- Go to H. A. BURNS for Horsford'< 5,
Sea Foam, Sea Spray, Patapsco AM. Star
Mills Baking Powders. sR,f
The Council expect to have the Opera
House ready for a performance by the
middle of November.
Mr. Jno. w. Smith reports having
seen frost near Indian Greek Thursday
morning last, the 9Th.
Rev. S. ?. Hughes will preach his
farewell sermon at the Lutheran Church
the 4th Sunday of this month.
- Go to H. a. BURNS for some of
those fine new Family Macherel, heads and
tails off. 37-tf
Why are lawyers like shears? Be-
cause they don't cut each other, but on
ly what comes between them.
A few copies of that very popular
quarterly, "What to Wear" can be
had at the HERALD Book Store.
Y- For choice, large variety Of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, so TO
37-tf u. a. BURNS.
Messrs. J. A. Workman. J. NJ. Work
man and others offer some valuable
land for sale. See their advertisement.
B Go to Il. a. BURNS for IL choice
lot of Pipes and Smokers Articles, eSpe-
cially the SEuck.mouth Cigarettes. 37-ii
When there is love in the heart there
are rain >ws IN the eyes, which cover
every black cloud with gorgeous hues.
-Beecher.
Mr. Eugene Cramer, of Columbia,
has been in Newberry several days ar
ranging the scenery for the stage of the
the Opera House.
Our insurance agents are actively en-
gagged in urging people to insure, and
1t were we'll with all the lights before
them that they do so.
A great deal Of hay Is being saved
this year. Many persons who never
paid any attention TO hay before this
year now have their barns full, and are
selling what they have not room to
| store away.
Probably the ease and the cheapness
with which farmers can make hay, 4
| lesson that has been forced upon them
by the drought, will induce them to
make their own provender hereafter n-
stead Of buying it from the North and
West.
"Let there be light" says the good
book, and DR.. S. +. Fant, in order that
there be plenty of light, has the pref
tiest, best and cheapest lot of lamps
ever exhibited in this market before.
They are fifty per cent. cheaper than
last year.
Eighty-three colored persons were be-
fore the Town Council at its meeting
the 9th for failure to pay street duty.
They were given the alternative of pay
ing fine or going to jail. A good
number OF them have paid up. Last
night the white delinquents had ahear-
ing.
We acknowledge receipt of the Picd-
mont dir Line Joatr7otLl, a monthly jour
nal devoted specially to the interests Of
the country along the route Of the AS
sociated Railways of Virginia and the
Carolinas. 1t is beautifully illustrated
and contains large amount of instruc-
tive and entertaining reading.
Mr.. E. H. Christian says that Lu-
cerne pays 25 or 80 per cent. on the
money invested in its cultivation. He
has patch from which he cut three
ffGll crops the past summer; a portion
| of it has been cut four times. It needs
planting only once; and the growth is
better each succeeding year. 1t should
be planted more generally.
The regular stations on the Lsurens
R. R., between Newberry and Lau-
rens are Jalapa, Martins and Clinton.
The flag stations are Helena, keller's,
! Gary's Lane, Kinard's T. o., Young's
Cross Roads, Simpsons and Parks.
The trains do not stop at the flag Sta
tions unless some person desires to get
on or off.
Rev. Maurice f. Broaddus. for three
years past the popular and efficient pas
tor of Bush River, Bethabara. Beaver
dam and Cross Hill Churches, has
handed IN his resignation 10 the o1hcerS
of Bush River and of the Bethabara
Churches. He goes to Clinton to take
charge of the Baptist Church in that
town. He will retain bis pastoral rela-
ton with Cross Hill and Beaverdam.
The heavens are beautiful these even.
ings. In the East one can see the great
Square of Pegasus, Cossiopea's Chair,
the grand constellation Orion. (tbe fin
est in the heavens), Sirius, or the Dog
STAR (the brightest starr, the constella-
ton Cygnus, Aauila and others. The
planet Jupiter, the "evening star" Is
brilliant; and the planet Saturn is also
quite bright. It is we'll worth ones
time to spend an hour looking on this
splendid spectacle.