The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
Various and all About.
Fine weather last week.
Gardening has commenced.

ON1 NSAAN6 beo NOAAk4SASSN'
Peas, potatoes, cabbage, lettuce.
onions, put in, and
Ifno accident happens you will be
successful.
A stitch in time saves nine. therefore
never procrastinate.
Mr.. Ed. Scholtz has English peas up.
Anderson is to be made happy by the
aid of town clock.
Buy copy of "Wayside Flowers" ="
by our correspondent Maggie"
To-day CTuesday) is the birthday Of
the father of his country.
Another new lot of Seaside novels
Just in at the HERALD Book Store.
Old papers 25 cents hundred. Come
early, we want the room they occupy.
Items of interest solicited for the
HERALD. Send The facts and we will
1t is feared. that the long protracted
and intense cold at the North will freeze
the ice crop.
Subscriptions to the HERALD are in
advance. Do not forget when you see
the red < mark.
A three year old negro child was
buried to death on Mr.. T. P. Lanes
place last week.
Some men will not pay their honest
debts even though they haye the money
to do 50. What pity it is.
When a physician deserts his profess
sion for the pulpit, the inference is that
be can preach better than he can prae-
tice.
The Greenville Neaus on the authority
of one who has lately been over that
county, says there will be no fruit there
this year.
Our old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Houseal celebrated their golden we'd
ding on the 18th inst. We like these
ceremonies.
Mr.. VIM. C. Jones, formerly Of New
berry, now of Lancaster, was married
the Sd inst, to Miss Ida Brown, Of
Lancaster.
Several subscribers complain that
they do not get the HERALD. We re-
gret it but cannot prevent it, while bor-
rowing and thieving goes on.
If you are reader Of the HERALD,
but not subscriber. we afectionately
invite you to send us subscription.
You will feel better after doing so.
Verify, the weather for few days
makes US think that Spring is at hand.
We trust, however, that no Spring
poetry will be sent US yet awhile.
Only one entertainment at the Pryta-
neum last week, but it was the Honey
moon by the Thespian Club, which has
at last walked up from long sleep.
We are glad to see that our friends
John Agnew and P. Cautwell. of Col
umbia, are enthused on the Irish Land
League question. Erin's Isle is dear to
them.
We have superior lot of Bill Head,
Letter Head and Note Head papers, to-
gether with cards, and will print the
same cheaply. Come and examine our
specimens.
New lot of Stationery at the HERALD
Book Store. Remember that the prices
are all down to the bottom peg. School
books reduced, and miscellaneous books
lower than ever.
Several of our business men are 60
ing North this early that they may take
part in the inauguration of Garfield,
This is right. Never hide your light
under bushel.
The first ingredient in conversation
is truth, the next common sense, the
third gaod humor, and the fourth wit
An indiscreet man is like an unsealec
letter-every one can read it.
The Judge granted a stay Of execu'
ton of sentence in case of Satterwhite
and Workman pending their appeal te
the Supreme Court. They are in jai
at Newberry.
We have received copy of the first
report of the State Board of Health tc
the Legislature. 1t contains over eighty
pages, and treats very fully of diseases
epidemics and sanity measures.
The postmaster here has received
orders to forward all mail matter. fol
the North and West by the first (or up.
mail. Letters mailed after the up mai
closes must lie over till the next day.
Our space being so largely taken W
with the Stolbrand-Aiken testimony
and the proceedings of the Bar in refer
ence to the death of Maj. Baxte!
much of our usual variety had to b'
omitted.
You do not appear to be very bus.
at your store." remarked salesman t.
friend. mo, thank Heaven. the bcs
has stopped advertising, and we ar
having lovely time of it."-Anderso'
Latelligencer.
Three large lights in DR.. Thompson