The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Various arG al. About.
Fruit not killed yet.

Cabbage plants may now be set ont.
Wright < j. ". Cnppock,s stock of
clothing Is superb.
+, Mr J. NJ. Folks welding WAS the
event Of the season.
Amateur gardeners are now waiting
for, the second spring.
DR.. Fant had 2 lness of English peas
from his garden Monday.
Mr.. NJ. Foot his orr thanks for Seve-
ri cakes OF Passover bread.
Mr.. Jno l.. Ramage has been ap-
pointed I; Notary Public.
A. c. Jones will soon have I large
supply Of pure. clear, Lake Ice.
NJ. Z. 2. Chalmers. Clerk of Court,
is qaite sick at his home in Helena.
Never Judge a man by his clothes.
His tailor may have suit against him.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. 4 splendid assort-
ment, >.l2-3t@
MIR. Jao. W. Scott, of Liberty Hall.
is iii Charleston IS a juror in tic U. S.
Court.
Mr.. \. c. J:a"s is daily expecting a
magnificent "Cr;:.s::.i.er" Soda Fountain
from Boston
Mr.. d. w. Barre is building a new
ginhousc. to take the place of the one
borned last fall.
Sec the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. a splendid asSort-
ment 12-3t
The Messrs, Clark, artists, left Mon
day fer the Land of Flowers" TO be
away until fall.
Mrs. r. X. Iatton. who has been very
i'll at her sons, is much improved, and
is ut home again.
The ladies are delighted with The fine
assortment Of Fancy Stationery At the
HERALD Book Store.
Easter is near at band. and everybody
stould get pretty Faster Card For
sale a; thc HERALD Book Store.
|. The moving of y 5000 pounds safe
/ into Messrs. Moorman & Simkifs' Of
flee Saturday was Il pretty biz job.
Chicago has had 3,439 divorce suits
in lie last six years, and 1907 marri-
age licenses were issued in the same
time
Mr. ii. G. Galiuchat. Of the Ncwbcr-
ry Hotel, has his family with him. and
feels now competent ,G ill engage
mcnts.
AsteniSlsusiy low are Tile prices Of
miscellaneous books ut tic HERALD
Book Store. They are all standard and
handscmely bound.
Gen. A. q. Darlington has gone 10
Jonesboro, Tenn, his second son hav-
ing been recently injured in railroad
collision near that place. e.. 20. :
J. New berrian, who is good authority,
being asked when is the best time to
plant beans, said: Always plant on
Good Friday, unless it happens 10 fall
on Sunday.
Messrs. Maybin & Tarrant, live drug
gists of Newberry. have our thanks for
. sample Of "Unicum Cigarettes. 4
7ery choice article Ior delicate smokers.
Call and get some. -.
We advise our readers not 10 send to
the Household Specially Co., for its
Medicine Chest. Its advertisement
was inserted in this paper. a few times,
which We now regret.
We invite the attention OF our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion, Ohio, in another col
unn. They offer rare inducements to
earn an honest living. .2S-6m.
Sam Thompson. colored. who was
committed to Jail Friday on the charge
Of assaulting. with iatent to kill, Cir
cult Williams. broke jail Sunday By
prizing the iron door of its hinges.
Fitznoodle was laughing Saturday
about the way he April fooled mer-
chant. Some one asked Fitznoodle
how he did it, and be said, "a mer-
chant sent bis bill around, and ! paid
it."
We are constantly being asked if the
Legislature passed q law imposing a
special tax on dogs. For the benefit of
all concerned, we answer that it did
not; but the poll tag will have to be
paid as usual.
IF you have any broken article of
vertu, either in china, glass, crockery
or wood, get bottle Of the Hercules
Liquid Glue, for sale at tie HEEAlD
Rooi Store. It will even mend bro
ken character.
Jno. T. Henderson, colored. who was
I member of the Legislature from this
County in 1902, was tried in Colun-
bia Friday for arson-burning Mr.. J.
Kiienheck's barn uec. a, lo5l-and
was acquitted.
Mr.. Martin got in q large quantity Of
the cotton seed lard Tuesday: and those
who have tried it in biscuits pronounce
it equal 10 hog lard. 1t is = Yellowish
oil, very clean and nice. and costs one-
third less than the ordinary l;,rG.
!. Eewberry cotton buyer, who went
it 4 little too steep on cotton the other
day, expressed himself thus:
Game cut quite rash;
Went to dinner: ate hash;
Came back with dash.
And wound up in splash y
Frits hes been hunting up sne pedi-
gree of Dr.. Tanner, The celebrated hun
gry man, and finds he has very ancient
lineage. The torty-third verse of chap
ter ninc, Acts of Apostles. reads: And
it came to pass that be tarried many
days with one Simon A Tanner"