The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-10-12
Various and all About.
Hazel Kirke" tonight.
"Esmeralda" tomorrow night.

! CoIe eyes VI i" IudIiSooLG ~ pc sui
prevails.
Mr.. w. C. Brown is clerking for Mr..
F.. A, Scott
The wife Of Calvin Jackson. co'or"h.
died in ;o"n Monday,
AlcFai; & SattrrwElitv cali upon th,sc
owing them TO pay mp.
Astronomers say hat the comets til
is 50,0O0,000 miles long.
Have you secnre,i your seats for ''Ha-
Eel kirke and Esmeraldt.n
There will be- u considerable qnanti-
ty of land sold next Sale-day.
The Newberrians didn't buy any cir
Gus hnrses-lhey went too high.
"E>meralda," ran a whole year 4:
the Madison Square Theatre, \. Y.
You may not believe it," hut Hazel
k;rke" is one Of The best plays on the
board.
Master Willie Davis has gone 10
Grpcnville to attend Capt. Patrick's s
school.
A good medicinal tonic. with real
merit, is Browns Iron Bitlers, so all
druggists say.
"Ilazel Kirke" has been performed
over 1000 consecutive times, the long
est run ON record.
Hazel kirke" is like the sun with its
shadow and sunshine-patbos and joy
delightfully."- mingled.
One of the most humorous vet pa-
thetic characters on the stage is "old
Rogers" in Esmeralda.
Old Daniel Boatner, formerly slave
of Mr.. Harrington Pope. died in Helena
Friday, aged about seventy.
ESmeralda possesses ii peculiar inter-
est to Southern people. SINCE its FIRST
scene is laid in North Carolina.
ESmeralia was North Carolina girl,
and in spite of French Marquis. re-
mained true to her Southern sweetheart.
Mr.. W. ". McMorries has entered
the Theological Department Of Erskine
College. and is studying for the minis
try.
Col. NJ. P. Tribble, "Mit,n has been
recommended by the Anderson prima-
ries for rcappointpent rs County Treas
nrer.
The State Board of Equalization,
which met in Colum bia last week, made
no change in the assessment OF proper
ty in this County.
There has been fearful mortality
among the negroes in Helena for the
past two weeks. We are informed that
six died last week,
The law fixing the final meeting of
the Board Of County Commissioners on
election day should be changed. That
is not suitable day for transacting any
business.
Mr.. J. E. Brown has bought Mr.. W.
T. Wright's PLACE in "Brooklyn," on
Caldwell Street. It is one Of the best
residences in town. The price paid
was $500.
"Hazel Kirke" tonight at the Opera
House. Tomorrow night "Esmeral-
da''. By the Madison Square Thea
tire Company. Tickets on sale at DR..
East's Drug Store.
New berry has just about reached the
limit of her tethef' unless she branch ont
in some way. She needs especially,
and as soon as possible, cotton facto-
ry. Will she get it?
The Debating Society Monday night
decided that The co-educalion Of the
sexes is not wise. The subject for de-
bate next Monday night is. Are the
tendencies of the dance iuumoral?"
The Neags and Courier says: The
Electric Light Company are erecting
polls and exten ling their wires north of
Calhoun Street." Probably the Com
pany is going to have an election:
Rev. Z. H. Torrence, colored, Pre-
siding Elder of the Orangeburg Dis
trict, A. NJ. E. Church, died at E lge-
field c. H. the Sih of congesiiye chill.
He was pastor of the colored Methodist
Church hele several years ago.
The lecture Of G. 3. Cromer, ESQ,
upon spoken English" which was ap-
pointed for last Tuesday night, was
postponed 70 next Tuesday night, 18th
instant. The lecture will be deliyered
in the Hall of the Y. N. c. A., and will
be free.
When. others are suffering, drop q
word Of kindness and sympathy. IF
they are suffering from Cold, give
them DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; few
doses Of this valuable remedy will
afford instant relief, and 4 twenty-five
cent bottle will cure the worst Cough.
DR.. J. l.. Sims, bighly respected
citizeD Of this County, died on the 2nd
inst. The Doctor was member of the
Methodist Church; an advocate of Tenn
perance and jealous Mason. He was
noted for bis hospitality, benevolence
and sociability. He was buried in the
family graveyard with Masonic honors.
He leaves Z widow and four children,
and many relations and friends to mourn
his decease. Union Times.
Old man Ell. Henderson, a leading
spiritual light among the darkies Of the
Cromer section, has been deeply exer-
cised by the appearance of the comet.
He went to DR.. G. few days ago and
inquired of the Doctor what it meant,
and expressing his fears that something
awful was going to happen. The Doc
tor said: ED, you have seen many
comets in your life, and why should
you be afraid about this onea" Yes,
aoss," said Ed, Use seed a good many
in my time; but I never seed one be-
fore coming wild his tail up"
The comet has long but very atten-