The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-20
Various and all About.

The clerk lost his hold of the wealth
er last week.
Of all thieves fools are the worst; :;
they rob you of time and temper.
The number of cabbage plants set
out last week is beyond computation.
The Town Council meets tonight at
o'clock to elect Clerk, Policemen, &c.
The Town Nine beat the College Nine
in game of baseball Thursday after
noon,
The best style of Job Printing done
at the HERALD office, and at lowest
prices.
Mr.. Koppel's new baker is named
Henry Heiser, and is said to be A at
baking.
Newberry's famous fisher is working
to get mp another bootless expedition to
the river.
Now is the season of the year when
lime should be freely used about the
house and yard.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Crows, of Iaurens, has
been appointed Route Agent on the
Blue Ridge R. R.
The revival of Kosciusko Lodge of
Juvenile Templars will give pleasure
to the little folks.
Register, and be prepared to cast
your ballot for the continuance of hon
est government.
4 new brick pavement is being laid
in front Of the Newberry Hotel and Mr..
E. A. Scott's store.
Mr.. B. H. Loyelace has had straw
berries-he had them on the Sd. Quite
early for Newberry.
Clande says that DR.. Mcintosh has
gone to Florida to get a car load of ba-
bies and alligators.
Advice to wives: Man is very much
like an eggi keep him in hot water and
he is bound to become hard.
A large and varied assortment of
light literature for sale at the HERALD
Book Store. Call and examine.
The best entertainment of the season.
Rolla Ryan's advertisement was not
appreciated. Why was this thus?
The passenger train from Greenville
gets to Newberry at Isl P. M; the
train from Columbia at 2.30 P. NJ.
A fence has been erected around the
Methodist Parsonage garden. The la
dies are credited for having the job
done.
Uncle Dick Chapman has kind re-
membrance of the old Council for hav-
ing fixed up the sidewalks about him
so nicely.
The past week has been very favora=
bic to cotton plantingi and the farmers
have been very busy putting the seed in
the ground.
A vigorous war on CANNES is now in
order. The country would be better off
if two-thirds of them were killed,
whether they are mad or not.
The debt of Newberry is about S24,-
600. The Council will have a full
statement of the financial condition of
the town published next week.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert. the agent of
several agricultural labor saving imple.
ments, will be In town on Saturdays 10
exhibit and explain their working.
The trains going down were crowded
Monday and Tuesday with people on
their way to the Floral Fair at Charles
ton. Forty-four went from Newberry.
We see by the San Antonio papers
that the butchers have raised club. If
their tenderloin steaks are as tough as
they used TO be, they might use the club
on them.
Messrs. Christian & Smith cut the Lu-
cerne from patch of little more than
an acre last week. It yielded nine
heaping loads for two-horse wagon,
each load worth from 81 to SIS.
Christmas, New Years and Easter
Cards are unsaleable now, but Sunday
School Cards for good little boys and
girls are always in season and can be
had at the HERALD Book Store.
There will soon be a railroad 7 at
Helena, between the G. & G. and the
L. r. r., by which a whole train can be
turned round in very quick time by
running across from one track to the
other.
In the neighborhood of Vaughnsaille
the needles have been stripped from the
pine trees, over q large space of coun-
try. by worms. The worms are about
the size and appearance Of the army
worm.
Mr.. A. G. Jones and DR.. W. E. Pei
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