The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-13

from Bank in 1877 by order of Court.
A suit is now pending to ascertain the
proportion of this belonging to the
State and to the County,
Various and all About.
Real spring weather.
Corn is shooting up its tiny spears.
Cotton-planting has begun in earn
est.
A printer should always marry type
of a girl.
AS we 90 TO press the thermometer
stands at 80.
DR.. Garmany expects to leave for
Sumter to-day week.
The new Town Council will be inau-
eurated to-day at ~ o'clock.
Application is already being made
for the vacant treasury Office.
There was German" at the New
berry Hotel Tuesday night.
Four-ffths ofthe present Council have
the "Aldermanic proportions"
Mr.. Melvin B. Kelly is in the in
surance business at Greenwood.
Mr.. w. A. Cline is still very ill, but
was thought to be little better yester-
day.
This beautiful weather is suggestive
of picnics. When will we have the
frst2
Mrs. Cash has bought DR.. Garmany's
house on corner of Pratt and Calhoun
Streets.
Mr.. D. S. Sattorwhite has bought
Mr.. I. N. Gary's fine roam. The price
paid was 1925.
An editor without a backbone don't
amount to much. It's his principal coll
umn you know.
A.C. Jones' new Soda Fountain looks
like it was built for a Kings Palace.
1t is work of art.
The business professions, churches,
schools. &c.. of Camden, number one
hundred and thirty.
A ride into the country is delightful
-'sweet fields arrayed in living green" ,"
are seen on every hand.
Mr.. E. P. Chalmers is able to be up,
but on account of the bad weather has
not got down to his Office yet.
Capt. J. W. Gary has bought the
house beyond Capt. Mazyck's, on john
stone Street, and is keeping house.
It is said that a schedule of about
thirty-6ve miles an hour will be put on
the G. & G. R. R., about the first of
May.
The Chronicle 6 ConstitutionaZist
saws: "Cotton seed oil is becoming
popular in Augusta as substitute for
lard"
Paas' colored dyes made mas eggs
look beautiful last Saturday, and the
little folks believed the rabbits laid
them.
We see it stated in several of our ex-
changes that Ninety-Six is dry" Why,
then, doesn't Ninety-Six take some
thing?
Mr.. Jno. Elmore says he has seen
elghty-two casters, and that Sunday
was the warmest one within bis recol-
lection.
Rev. R. A. Fair, Mr.. S. P. Boozer
and DR.. Thos. C. Brown attended the
session of Presbytery at Ninety-Six
last week.
There will be baseball game on the
College Campus this afternoon at -
o'clock between tho Town Nine and
the College Nine.
The Watertown and the Home In
surance Companies have settled with
Mr.. T. F. Harmon at $4,000 on his
house recently burned
DR.. Mofett's Teethina (Teething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. ONLY
A young gentleman who went round
to the Newberry Hotel Tuesday night
to see the German" was disappointed.
He wanted to see him.
The clerk of the weather is entitled
to much credit for the pleasant Monday.
1t was the finest day Of the season, even
Mrs. Grundy felt its influence.
A comet is making its way towards
these regions at the rate of two million
miles day. Look for it the latter part
of May. in the northern heayens.
MIR. Joseph N. Reid, now residing in
Abbeyille County, was in town several
days of the past week. He reports the
grain crop as excellent in his County.
The total number of newspapers and
periodicals published throughout the
world is estimated at 81, ,274. with an
aggregate circulation Of 100000 .OO0,-
900.
What a change" says the novelist
Roe, lone little woman can make in
mans life" Exactly; and what a
heap of change she requires while do
ing it."
Snif1es says but for his dyspeptic
tendencies he might have enjoyed An
ice cream dessert one day last week.
It tried him down to his soles to forego
that cream.
Street, Walker & Co., will do lively
business from now on. They have Sc
cured the services of that experienced
gentleman A. Loafer, who can always
be found at his post.
The Governor of North Carolina said
to the Governor of South Carolina :
Sir. the best remedy in the world is
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and the latter
seconded the assertion.
We are strongly tempted to write
long and gushing article on "Gentle