The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-09
Various and all About.
More cold weather.

! lDe crop OF SHOW men IS large aUo
various, and Newberry is happy.
Geo. W. Abney. Esq, has received
the appointment of Notary Public.
Several farmers in Mendenball Town
ship are still unprovided with hands.
A week of fair and pleasant weather
enabled farmers to get in their wheat.
A popular and handsome young man
of Chappell's will "step off" to-mor-
row.
A good,thing to keep before the peo-
pie of Newberry-the want of Cotton
Factory.
The celored Baptists charged with
libel have been bound over for trial at
the present term:
Don't fail to 90 and see the Bonnie
Never Combination tonight and to-
morrow night
A colorcd girl, daughter of Thos.
Williams, the blacksmith, died in town
Saturday.
The Piedmont Factory sold one day
last week FIVE hundred bales of cloth
to China.
Go and see Rip Van .Wirkle 70
night by the Bonnie Meyer comoina-
tiop. You will be pleased.
a few of our slow pay subscribers are
vet to be heard from. We request
them TO come id early. Money is much
needed. . 49, ... u. .
No one should neglect u cough, cold
or sore throat. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures these and prevents consumption.
Price 25 cents. r.
T Anew colored Methodist church viii
| be started in Newberry soon. Rev.
Green, from Greenviile,, will be the
pastor. .-,:s.. --a:.-.: B..
Gardeners are advised to hold fast to
their seed and wait for. more favorable
| weather. Cabbage seed may be soWn
in hot beds.
Do you wish success in life? Make
perseverance your bosom friend, ex-
perience your elder brother, and hope
| your guardian genias.
The true wealth of community lies
in the integrity of its citizens, and its
chief honor arises from the possession
of great and true men. !
Are you digesting our request to
send US in items of news, reader dear.
Think kindly of. it, and act upon it,
it wont cost you much time and scarce
ly any mental labor.
That cheap note. letter and other
kinds of paper is going off rapidly
Call early if you want some Of it. The
HERALD Store is the place.
Johnny is informed that A. G. Jones
'prolicious defusion' was a transposltlon
of delicious profusion. He has some
still on hand.
Monday proved suspicious to the
Herald, quite number Of new suoscrl-
bers and renewals. We banker after
| more.
The Newberry County Society has
been appointed to furnish an essay on
| immigration at the summer meeting OF
the State Grange and Agricultural So
cietY.
When our friends favor US by look
ing through our exchanges they are
requested not to leave them looking as
if a hurricane has passed through.
| An aged colored wo'can frozc to
death on Mr. 4. J. kilgore'S place
Friday night in the woods, where she
had gone to get some fire wood.
The April Term of the Supreme
Court will begin the 18th of April. The
Seventh Circuit will be called the 24th
of May; only four days will be given
to this Circuit.
The Herald Job Press yum OFF ten
thousand FIVE hundred programmes tor
the Berger's last week, and they were
only here twenty-four hours. Neat,
cheap, rapid.
1t was Mrs. Partington who was sur
prised 1t Job printing at his time OF
life. If she had seen our Job printing
last week the old lady would have had
fit of convolutions.
Mr.. Jno. Strother's Steam Saw Mill,
in Edgefeld County, near Chappell's
Depot, was burned down Tuesday morn
ing, lst instant, about 2 o'clock. 1t is
thought that the fire was incendiary.
The fire which did no harm occurred
at DR.. ". E. Pslham's on Thursday
last. Oodles of garden seed were des
troyed by order Of Landreth, the grea
seed men. They were last years seed
There were more people in towr
Saleday than you could shake stick
at. Many had not been here in month
of Sundays. and they looked as II they
had been living on lecusts and Wllc
honey.
Our Monthly says that evory house II
the town of Clinton is occupied, anc
persons are wishing to move there WHO
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