The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-09
Various and all About.
Farmers are busy now.

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The prospects for crops are good.
Humpty Dumpty has come and gone,
Likewise their very precocious dom
key,
And the next show will be Hazel
Kirke.
We regret to see 30 mach money 60
ing away.
A few dollars of it might be better
spent in taking live paper.
The town of Abbeville taxes its dogs
50 cents.
Read the letter of the Master of the
State Grange.
Mr.. Bull, of Orangeburg, is clerk at
the Newberry Hotel.
Mr.. W. T. Wright has painted the
roof of the College building.
Mr.. Jno. S. Fair has moved to his
new home-the Humbert place.
The subscribers who came in and
paid up on Sale-daY are trumps.
Mr.. S. P. Kinard is still very low,
and appears to be growing worse.
We never saw land break up under
the plow in better condition than now.
Hazel Kirke's" only visit to US this
season. Monday, March 20th, remem-
Der.
Mr.. Thos. '. Wicker had 4 family
reunion last Saturday to celebrate his
fifty-eighth birthday.
Peach trees are in full bloom; earlier
than usual. The fruit was killed last
year the 28th of March.
"Hazel Kirke" has been performed
over 1,100 consecutive times, the long
est run on record.
Mr.. A. G. Maybin's potato bank was
broken into Friday night, and about
half his potatoes stolen.
Hazel Kirke'' is like the sun with
its shadow and sunshine-pathos and
Joy delig ghtfully mingled.
The three denominations Of the day
are woman's rights, phonetic spelling
and the Gainsborough hat.
Additional mail facilities are much
needed on the Laurens R. R. The road
ought to have mail agent.
The man with the nose after nosing
into everYbodys business has left town.
He now knows everything.
Mr.. S. McG. Simkins has formed
partnership in the practice Of law at
Edge6eld with Mr.. F. L. Wardlaw.
The guano dealers appear to be doing
a good business, judging from the num-
ber of wagon loads daily going out.
The new 5 cent postage stamp will
be issued soon with the picture Of Gar
field on it in the place of Zachary Tay-
lor.
DR.. Mofett's Teethina [Teething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer:
chants. 50-ly
"Do as ye would men should do unto
yor," is a glorious precept. Is this the
reason women kiss each other when
they meet?
Job Printing of all kinds neatly exc
cuted at this Office. All kinds of paper
and cards kept in stock. Prices rea-
sonable. 1913
Our Photo Artists will soon leave for
Florida, and we take occasion to re-
mind the public that now is the time to
secure pictures.
Beard, of the Kershaw Gazette, is re-
sponsible for this: The editor-frst in
the hearts of his readers and the last to
reach their pockets.
The Jewish feast of Purim. began last
Saturday. This feast is to celebrate the
deliverance of the Jews from the ma
chinations of Haman.
A colored man of this County, Lewis
Duckett, bought 5000 pounds of bacon
Tuesday. He runs two or three large
plantations of his own.
The man who promised 10 settle last
week forgot to do so before leaving
town, and we know that his conscience
has troubled him ever since.
The Household Specially Company's
grocery package is novelty which
pleases everybody. Ask your grocer
10 see it, or send for sample.
From present indications the candi-
dates for Legislative honors will be
quite numerous in this County. We
have heard of quite number already.
For several days Of the past week the
HERALD has been compelled to hire
man to stand at the door with a double
barrel shot gun to keep the spring poets
away.
Mr.. W. T. Wright has burned the
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residence; it was set out by Gen. Gar
lington over 20 years ago. 1t will grow
up again.
This is the right time to plant Irish
potatoes, and at the same time plant
50 in our hands and you will reap
crop of fifty-two HERALDs. Think OF
the chance.
Fayt's attention during the last mel
ancholy fish, and the old maumer's
hot corn bread and fried bacon, will
hold place in our memory till the COWS
come home.
Remember that this is campaign year,
and that good newspaper to give you
all the news IS what you need. Our
thanks are rendered to those who have
already come in.
How many suffering maidens in this
town will be comforted by Hazel
Kirke's" experience and ultimate hap
piness, as will be portrayed Monday
evening, March Goth.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement Of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion, Ohio, in another col
umn. Thev offer rare inducements to