The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22

AS usual the weather is dry.
A good time TO try Maybin and Tar
rants Zocdone.
Mr.. Matthias ". Miller sent in L cot
ton bloom the Goth.
Make your returns to the Auditor,
and avoid the penalty.
The next Commencement will be
held in the Opera House.
Mr.. Lewis Boland while wrestling
Saturday had his collar bone broken.
DO not plant oyster cans with the
expectation of an oyster crop next fall.
Yesterday was the longest day of the
year; and it was about as hot as it was
long.
Farmers say that grass is growing,
and every effort is made 10 keep it
down.
'White-wash your fences, walks and
cellars; kill all the insects-feas, flies
and other felers."
DR.. o. B. Mayer is now enjoying the
invigorating air of the mountains at
Henderson, n. C..
Young wives are admonished to keep
their temper, if they expect their other
halves to keep theirs.
The young ladies of the Female
Academy released from school duties
are having good time.
Mr.. T. +. Harmon brought in a cot
ton boil Monday, 10Th. He has cotton
with FIVE blooms 10 the stalk.
The question now is. will the COM
ing man tiy?' He probably will when
the coming woman gets after him.
If your chickens trouble your garden,
wrap their feet in cloth and stitch it
fast. This will prevent their cratching.
The fishing party who went to Salu-
da last Tuesday mad Il glorious time
and captured lots Of fish. Sorry we
could not 50.
Maybin & Tarrant's pet hawks are
the great attraction this week. The
cage was made and painted by Charley
while off duty.
The wife of Thos. Wilson, colored,
died Tuesday night. 18th instant, OF
congestion, brought on by drinking too
much Ice water.
The railroad authorities are going to
put water-tank at SCOTS Greek, to be
operated with a steam pump. The
pump has arrived.
The A6bevile Medium says that
students acquire i knowledge of law by
wearing the hat Of IN eminent prac'
titioner-absorption.
The Columbia Register is represented
at the College Commencement by Mr.
Ludette, former travelling agent, but
now on the local staff.
T. P. Lane & Co., have taken another
car load of beeves TO Charleston. That
is the reason the people of Newberry
are on short meat ralions.
Mr.. Goree having made 4 fortune,
not in silver and gold-out OF the
Mansion House, has turned i! over to
Mr.. Pennington, of Helena.
The talented and versatile Hemphill,
of the Charleston News g7ad Courier
staff, IS in town reporting the Com
mencement proceedings for his paper.
There will be 4 Fircmen's Tourna.
ment in GreenvilIe tomorrow. Com
panies from Charleston, Charlotte, Col
umbia and Greenville will participate.
Speaking of chickens reminds Us
that very few are brought to town, and
the few seen are very small, while the
price is beyond the man of limited
means.
Extract from 4 letter from Angelina
Dear Henry, you ask if l return your
love. Yes, Henry, l have no use for it,
and return it with many thanks. By
by, Henry
We acknowledge a copy of Catalogue
of the Abbeville Graded School for the
session of 1SS0-S1. 1t is from the press
Of Messrs. Wilson & Wardlaw, and is
neatly printed.
Mr.. Z. II. Lovelace has our synlpa,
thies in the loss o: his cucunbers. +,
should not com mplain however, rs there
is no knowing how much sickness he
has been spared.
Uncle league Lcavcll was the mos
excited man on Wednesday last, thai
Newberry has ever seen. The neigh
boris cats ate fifty ofhis little chicken:
the night before.
Lame back, lumbago. scistica. aut
all diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, ant
urinary organs are positively and per
manently cured by the wonderful new
remedy, Prof. Guilmelte's Kidney Pad
An enterprising MERCHANT has fount
out cheap (9 way to advertise. HI
sends out 100 postal cards at 4 cost o
81 and the trouble. of writing. On
dollar in an advertisement would reacl
ten times the number Of people.
Prof. w. ". Duncan, of Woffort
College: Spartlu6urg, and Th's. S
Moormau, Esq, Vi NvwbcTry: will g
to London in August as delegates
from the Snuth Garoilua Coutercnc,
to 'he Methodist Ecuncnical Council
The sound of the threshers whistle j
again heard in the land. The Sligl
boys are out and doing Z lively bps!
aess. Capt. !. ". Walter started ou
Tuesday, but unfortunately met wit
an accident By the breaking of a plec
Of his machinery.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Nance, Pastor of the i
NJ. E. Church ut Ncwbsrry, died Wed
nesdaY, 18th instant, Of C2nsnmatio.
The deceased was a man Of consider
able intelligence and attainments tc
one Of bis race, and enjoyed the respe'
of both white and black.