The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-22
Various and all About.
The matrimonial market is brisk.

The matrimonial market is brisk.
The Governor offers a reward Of s5C
for Green Owens.
Bradstreet's Agency estimates the
cotton crop at 5,0l4,170.
Rev. Mr.. Hallam preached his fare
Well sermon at St. Luke's Episcopal
Church Sunday.
Wedding Cards and Envelopes, Wis
iting Cards. something beautiful, al the
HERALD Book Store. 50-3t
The Department Of Agriculture at
Washington estimates the cotton crop
at 100000 bales.
The Newberry Masons had their an
nual installation of officers and an oys-
ter supper Monday night. .
flour Druggists are not happy their
Fancy Christmas Goods are not calcu-
lated to make them so.
: tolerably fair mnle sold at auction
before the Court House Saturday for
81; and Il pretty good horse at IS.
Beautiful Christmas and New Years
Illuminated Cards at the HERALD Book
Store. Call and lock at them. 5O-3t
The only men who do not feel festive
at this season are th3 printers; there are
so many subscribers who are hiding
out.
The Episcopal Churches at Newberry
and I4aurens have called Rev. Mr.. Dick
inson, of Rhode Island, to be their pas
tor.
Christmas will have come and gone,
ere our next paper. We would like to
know if the children were all made
happy.
DR.. Mofett's Teethina (Teething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. Jolly
The carrier will interview his patrons
either on Saturday or Monday, after
which he will retire to the inner shades
Of the printing office.
A Ilot Supper will be given at the
of Mr.. Henry D. Boozer We'd
nesGay uight, 2Sth instant, for the bsne-
fit of Smyrna Church. .
The new Town Charter will give to
he Mayor and Aldermen the power to
levy a tax not exceeding 81 on all dogs
within the corporation. !
Mr.. Jno. r. LeavelI, Jr., is running
4 large furniture store at Greenwood;
t is branch of Mr.. r. Y. Leavell's es-
at Newberry.
A hot supper was given at Mrs. DR..
J. NJ. H. Ruff's last week for the bene-
it of Mt. Pleasant Church. The pro-
leeds amounted tc about $40.
The largest batch of Seaside Novels
,ver brought to this town are now on
ale at the HERALD Book Store. Come
'ne, come all and get cheap reading.
Rev. D. ". Thomas preached bis first
sermon at Bush River last Sunday. The
,eople are much pleased with their
lew minister. He will reside at Hole
"a.
There was sho' 'ing-match for f1f-
cen turkeys yester0 n town. Messrs. |
J. A. Maffe:t ana Eli Franklin won |
tx; Messrs. G. l.. Sease and JEW. |
'olk eight; Mr.. Neel one. 7
H. I. Kimball, Director General of
be Atlanta International Cotton Expo.
ition will accept our thanks for an in
'itation to attend the Exposition on the
9th, EDITORS Day"
We invite the attention of our read
rs to the advertisement of the Buckeye
l'f'g Co., Marion, Ohio, in another coll I
mn. They offer rare inducements to
arm an honest living. 28-6m.
A new subscriber objects to local
paragraphs, on the ground that they
re too light in their character for him.
ie would rather have scissors articles.
orrV We cannot agree with him.
The water ways on the G. & 6. K. r.
re all numbered, the numbers being =
ttached to the telegraph pole nearest
he water way. There are 214 between
Columbia and Bush River bridge.
The G. & G. r. r. is doing fine
assenger business this winter; the T
rains both ways are crowded nearly
very day. The Laurens road also car
les large number of passengers. i
Maj. Jno. P. kinard, of NewberrY, is
n applicant for the position Of Collec-
Or of the Port at Charleston. The Ma
)r sent his application directly To the