The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-05
Various and all About.
Weather salubrious.
Cotton is doing we'll.

Cotton is doing well.
Last week was as hot as July.
Rosemont Cemetery needs wedding
out.
Hams have gone up to eighteer
cents.
The late shower had good effect on
turnips.
The prospects for the County Fail
are good.
The heart ought to give charity wher
the hand cannot.
The music of two cats tied together
by the tail is a song of even-tied.
Get your envelopes printed at the
HERALD office.
Get Your Bill Heads printed at the
HERALD office.
Get your Letter Heads printed at the
HERALD Office.
Get your cards, circulars or any other
kind of printing done at the HERALD
Office.
Don't forget the County Fair, which
opens the 10Th and closes the 21st in
slant.
The cotton market was exceeding
lively Friday and Saturday, and trade
was brisk
The Executive Committee is having
neat and comfortable stalls built at the
Fair Grounds.
The festive mosquito has been on his
good behavior this fall, and has given
very little trouble.
Capt. Schumpert has received for the
the Ncwberry Rifles forty Sharp's Ri
tles, with accoutrements.
Our merchants are prepared for the
business which only waits for cool
change in the weather.
Chills and fever prevail largely in
some sections of the County. We have
heard Of none in town.
Capt. o. L. Schumpert is getting up
a military company. Over forty
names have been obtained.
There vas no beef in the market at
o'clock Wednesday morning-a sign
that Newberry is beef hungry.
Rev. S. 7. Hughes and DR.. Mayer,
Jr., are delegates to the Lutheran Synod
which meets at Orangeburg to-day.
The publisher of the HERALD waits
for that change also, in hope Of getting
his change. 1t will be happy change.
The Town Council has decided that
persons must not ride bicycles in town.
They say it is calculated to frighten
horses.
Job Printing can be executed at the
HERALD Office in as good style as can
be done elsewhere, and at as favorable
prices.
The Thespian Club is rehearsing
"Caste'' and Lend me a Shilling,'''
which they will present to the Newber-
rY public soon.
The Laurens mail comes down on the
S.3l train, so as to enable it to make
connection with both up and down mail
on the main line.
Subscribers to the HERALD will after
this week get their paper on Thursday
mornings. The change of day Of pub
!ication will be for the best.
The fishermen who went to Saluda to
sein Wednesday had fine mess of
fish for supper-tbey c,,cght them at a
store in Newberry before they started.
Lives of wealthy men remind US
That by using printers ink,
We can die and leave behind US,
MonstrouS piles Of golden "chink."
Detroit Free Press.
The County Fair can be made a sue
cess this year, as it was last year and
the year before, if the citizens Of the
County will take the proper interest in
it.
Young men should not take ginger
cakes to church, the odor is an offense
to others who are hungry. Some one
had them at Beth Eden Church last
Sabbath.
All kinds of plain and fancy station
cry at the HERALD Book Store. and the
ladies are especially invited to call and
look over the stock, which will be found
cheap and fresh.
The Columbia Register says; "The
name of Mr.. George Johnstone, Of
Newberry, is mentioned in political cir
cles as the prospective candidate fol
Lieutenant-Governor.
There is d good deal of criminal bust.
ness for the Sessions Court; no cases,
though Of much importance, and the
probability is that many Of the cases
will never come to trial.
Newberry College opened yesterday
Most Of last sessions students have re,
turned, and there is quite number Of
new ones. Others will arrive within
the next few days. The prospects are
encouraging.
We learn that All cid resident was
seen at Head Springs Church on Satur-
day last for the first time since Adam
was a boy. He was attracted by the
preaching of Rev. Archie Sloan, 0!
Tennessee.
Mr.. Girardeau, the Surveyor, in Civ,
ing us a description of the proposed ca,
nal near Chappell's, by an inadvertence
stated the fall to be 20 feet. He asks
US to correct it. and to say that the fall
will be 50 feet and l inch-a consider.
able fail for mile and half
A Paris letter says: "At the recent
Mackay ball the toilet of the hostess was
a poem" So? Kind of an airy cos.
tune for ball, too; but then we are
glad to know it was poem. Just
think! Suppose it had only been two,
limo naroornnh Oh. dear. oh dear -