The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26
Various and all About.
Bad weather.

Various and all About.
Bad weather.
Country roads are cut 1psnd muddy.
Mr.. Lat. W. Long is happy; astrau-
ger at bis house. This is his tenth,
New subscribers come in daily-ap
evidence of the HERALD's popularity !
The average annual crop: Of an or
ange tree is from six to eight thousand
orages. ;.,.i. ...s
Our thanks are rendered Senators
Aiken and Butler for continued Con-
gressional faters. :. : :
Cheap Blank Books of aiEkinds at
the herald Book Store, together with
Memorandum Books. Of :all sizes and
prices. 50 = -
DR.. jMofett's Teethina (reething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-,
chants. :: .:;t;: 5Q-ly; j
Two dollars cash in advance for one
year, or :one dollar for six months is,
the price of the Newberry HERALD.
Do not ask for it else. -,
Messrs. McFall & Satterwhite have
moved into the store on the corner Of
Pratt and Caldwell Streets, known.as
the Stewart Corner.'s : 5 a. !
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MIR. E..S. Coppock has sold his half
interest in three stores on Mollohon
Row to Mr.. R. "A. Wright for $4,000.
Mr.. Wright is now sole owner. -,.....,..,, -,
;Mr- -Jno. ~. Scott, of Liberty, 1Ish,
is the only juror from this County for
the U. S. Circuit Court which meets in
Charleston in April; he is on the petit
jury. -.
Do all that lies in your. power to ado;
to the happiness of your friends to-day.
Evsnthoagh it be but little. neglect it
pot. gDo not wait untiEnext=month, or.
next week.
We invite the attention of our read
ers 10 the advertisement Of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion, Ohio, in another col
unin: They offer rare Inducements >1e
earn an honest diying.>t,. 2S-6nss
I, Our indefatigable Council have been
fighting mud for a week or more, their
weapons being brick bats, rocksEand
sand. Several important crossings have
been made passable.
Lives of great men always remind
usthatwes are, all subject to die, says
M exchange but hsTer cough yourself
away as long as you can raise rs cents
for a bottle O; ;;2H BuA's * Cough Syrup:
The bill for chartering Newberry &
.astiantic r: r. Co.; IS we suppose, a
continuation of the idea advocated last
Summer Of a road from Newberry ma
Prosperity to Leesville, Blackville and
Port Royal.
Very few men know how to keep
silent. The Italians have proVerb,
Hear, see, and say nothing ifyou wish
to live in peace" The man who IS
bent on telling all be knows generally
ends by telling more than he knows"
See the advertisement Of those wide
awake and 4enterprising young drug
gists, Maybin & Tarrant. They explain
ali about ola and new seeds in an en-
tertaining manner, and at lse sametine
invite farmers. gardeners and the rest
of mankind to buy seed from them. 3s
The ten plaques Of newspaper Office
are bores, poets cranks, rats. cock.
reaches, typographical errors. exchange
fiends, book eanvassers, delinquent sub;
scribers and the man who always,
knows. bow tosrun the paper better
than theGeditor5 does himself. Neg;
York GemmercsGlI.
The fact of the hereditary transmits
sion of disease is clearly established,
and Scrofula the most dreaded and per
hapsi the most difficult to cure.L S. S.
s., the KNG'"of all Specifies, points
with pride to the long list Of cures of
this sconrge. In no instance has. it
been known to fail, even after cases.
had been pronounced hopeless. Price.
s1,OO and l,76 per bottle.
rs Gems a. C. Darlington has moved his
IA family Is Saluda Old Town, Newberry
County, and will practice bis profession
Of law at the county seat: The Genersi
had manEradmirers here who will part
from hiIl3 with reluctance. He has
sold his residence near the City, on the,
Pendleton road, to Mr.. Henry for S3i-.
900. Being a gentleman of high abili-
ties; cultured in mind. and of courteous
bearing. 1e will eEan acquisition to
any place. .-SGreenv5lls $HRerpTise* and
HountaineeT. =" " -
CHOW MUCH MAN IS LIKE AN OLD sEoE!>
How mac6 mi6 Is fEe old shoes; ''-'~: =
.Fex instanee, bosn sole paylose; =; -.
BotHhaye been tanned, both are'madeatigHt'
By cobbers. Both get left and right :
Both need mate to be complete,
sESfff both are; mafesto goDn feet - = ~
Ehey;bothh he eeds healing OFT are sold, Z
And both initirae turn ansto, mUla. 80: I: .
WIN SHOES the last IS firstt;S WITT men
The first shall be the last, and when - -.
The shoes wear ont they re -mended new;
When men wear out they re. mend dead, too.
They both are trod upon; and both
Will tread on others, nothing 10th, ..,.,
Both have their ries, and both incline,
When polished, in the world to- shine. :; ?
And both peg oat-and would you choose
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