The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-07-20
Various and al! About.
Variety is scarce.

Various and al! About.
Variety is scarce.
The Senior has returned from Cam.
den.
Eugene returned from Columbia Sat-
urday.
! To-day is the last day for paying
! Town Taxes.
The horse often says neigh" when
be mesns yes.
1t will take much rain to afford New
berry togn season,
The water melon is like a book. It
isn't read until it is opened.
Ajax, Jr., is not the Clerk of the
BOARD of Comfy Commissioners.
Messrs. Peoples & johnson have sold
good many cider presses this season.
The exchange ficnd has recovered his
heal!h, and pursues bis daily ayocation.
Newberry is the most attractive town
in The State, and her girls are the pref
tiest.
Prepare now for the spccplent hash,
tke festiye inuilon-rib and tle seductive
voice Of the candidate:
Wanted at this office lad to learn
The printing business. He ,,,,;nst read
and write fair h-,nd
The Cansaloupe crop Of Columbia is
the most prolific known for years. New
berry's crop is inferior.
Mrs. NJ. !. NaIdrop is suffering
sith dreadful cancer ; aud her death
is constantly expected.
Well bet that if anybody breaks
his neck iu the skating-riDk Mr.. Il
will attend the funeral.
Are the citizens Of Newberry going to
do anything toward the proposed bridge
over Saluda at Bouknight's Ferry?
Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water. decaylng vege-
tation, ETC., is Browns Iron Bitters.
Chickens at last are plentiful. We
have lived in the hope that Newberry
would come out right on this delicaey.
MIR. Junius E. Chapman has been
elected a member of the Board of
Health. in place of DR.. Pope, resigned.
Do you realize it? That all kinds of
Job Printing is executed at the Herald
cffice and at as low rates as elsewhere.
Try US.
This is the campaign year, and it be-
hooyes every man not a subscriber to
the Herald to become one without fur
ther delay.
'Vacati9n,' by J. A. L , will receive
attention next week. Our columns
are too crowded to permit publication.
this week.
1t is said that when rain comes one
can tell in what section q merchant has
the heaviest liens by the way he gazes
at the clouds.
Mr.. Jno. c. Wilson's youngest
child, one year old, has been extremely
i'll for several days. Yesterday it ap-
pesred little better.
Suead & Williams will run an ex-
cursion from Prosperity to Greenville
Saturday, starting at 730 A. NJ, and
returning Monday evening.
Speake & Bro, Agts., have received
complimentary notice from their prin-
cipals, Frick & Co., to the effect that
they are the best agents in the field.
Maj. Jones received letter this
week from DR.. W. c. Gillian, written
July 4 from London, which place he
and his mother reached the Both of
June in good health.
Irish potatoes should now be planted
for second crop. A good plan is to
bed them as you would the sweet pota-
to, and then set out the draws. This is
a certain way to insure perfect stand.
DR.. Lana J: Hancock, a ostive and
former RESIDENT of NeWberry, died at
the residence Of his son-in-laW Capt.
J. c. F. Sims, in Richlaud County,
the l7tb, in tie 83d year of his age
The County Executive Committee
will meet Friday, the 2Sth instant, at
10 A. NJ. in Gen. Pope's Office, for
the purpose of electipg Chairman
aod Secretary, and for tFausacting
other business.
The Supervisor and bis two assist
ants met few days ago to consider ap-
plications for registration by parties
who had been refused by the Supervi-
sor. Four persons applied, and all
were registered.