The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-02


seen this winter.
Capt. U. B. Whites has purchased
from MIR. W. A. Cline the brown cot
tage in Brooklyn" near the railroad.
He has moved in.
Mr.. w. O. Goree has bought the
house on Boundary STREET next to Mr..
T. F. Harmon's from Mr.. l.. w. Jones,
and has moved in.
Marriage" said an unfortunate hus-
band, us the churchyard Of lovers "
And you men," replied his wife, "are
the graVe-diggers."
The Council has appoined DR.. Samp-
son Pope. to vaccinate the citizens OF
Newberry free of charge. His Office is
in the Opera House building.
The Union Meeting at Mt. Zion
Church Friday. Saturday and Sunday
was we'll attended. and proved very
pleasant end profitable occasion.
City subscribers whose time has ex-
pired will be called on this week, and
they are asked to renew promptly, other
wise the paper will be discontinued.
Pay your debts if you have the money
and thcn you can look a man in the
face. If you have no money, tell your
creditor so fairly. Honesty is the best
policy.
Valentines Day is near at hand, and
the public are Informed that at the
HERALD Book and Stationery Store can
be found handsome assortment very
cheap.
The Century Magazi'ae, the very best
monthly now printed, can be obtained
at the HERALD Book Store; also, Les
lies Popular Monthly and the Sunday
Magazine.
The HERALD Job Printing Office is
the place where business men can get
Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars and
every other kind of printing done neat
ly and cheap.
DR.. Thompson has had cut down the
large China tree on his corner which
sheltered US from the summers sun.
He should have asked our advice before
committing tue deed.
When those fellows who executed
Charles I learn that the Newberry De-
batting Club has decided that their con-
duct was not justifable they will no
doubt feel very badly about it.
A slight change in the schedule of
the C. & G. E. R. went into effect Mon
day. The up passenger now arrives at
NeWberry at Ill P. M.-there is no
change in the down passenger.
DR.. S. F. FAINT is one of our early
men; be has peas FIVE inches high, and
cabbage plants till be can't rest. We
trust that he will remember his less for
tunate friends and share with them.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion, Ohio, in another col
umn. They offer rare inducements to
earn an honest living. 28-6m.
Mr.. Clinton Summers, formerly of
Helena. more recently of Pendleton,
has located at Newberry, and is now
partner in the firm of A. N. Bowers &
Co., having bought out the interest of
Mr.. J. B. Clary.
The crossing from Mr.. E. A. Scott's
to the HERALD Office, one of the most
important in the town, is shockingly
muddy. Werespectfully ask Mr.. Jack
son, the Street Superintendent, to help
rs ont of the mud.
The Council Of Newbery has done
we'll in providing for free vaccination.
The Council at Prosperity should do
the same. It can do no harm; and if
the the smallpox come it will do an
infinite amount of good.
For copies of the Reports of the Uni
ted States Commissioners on the Paris
Exposition, 1880, in all FIVE volumes,
handsomely printed. bound and illus
trated, we thank our Honorable friend.
Representative D. Wyatt Aiken.
Several Of onr Subscribers paid up
time expires ON and about the 1st of
February and we wonld have them re-
NIT at once if they wish the HERALD
our terms being cash in ad-
vance. Look on the margin for the X
mark.
In the bright Autumnal days the
temptation to comfortable exposure
yields its fruit in a most pernicious
cough and irritation of the throat. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup stands unrivaled rs
a remedy for throat and lung diseases.
25 cents a bottle.
We advise our friends and everybody
else's friends to be ready for the Hot
Supper to be given by the ladies Of the
Church Tuesday night next
at No. 5 Mollohon Row. 1t will he a
nice affair, as we'll AS their Lnnch on
the day following.
The Senior spent three days of last
week at the ancient village OF Cokes-
bury, with Presiding Elder Pritchard
and his estimable family. The time
was very enjoyable. We are pleased
to say that the family are all well. 1t
is with sorrow we add that Cokesbury
is going to seed. -
In speakingof the Appropriation Bill,
the correspondent of the NescS and
Courier says: Zone darkey. named
Tom Clayton, was found to be occupy
ing the double position of committee
porter and house laborer, and was put