The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-23

prosperity ClQn nave enough SnO"
Monday night TO make SNOWFALL.
A good family mare for sale. Will
be sold cheap. Apply at this office.
Tbirty-two cases on Calendar Jury
calendar-have been tried and disposed
of.
o. L. Schumpert, Esq, Attorney, Of
fers nice little farm for sale next Sale
day.
Young man, buy you farm. and
NIKE yourself independent, useful and
happy.
Make yourself healthy and strong.
Make life happy by using Browns
Ircn Bitters.
Mr.. R. 7. Leavell broke one Of the
wheels of his tricycle. in Columbia dur
ing the Fair.
DO one has as yet brought rs in any
wood. Bring it in, friends, while the
roads are good.
Two farmers from the upper portion
of this County hauled cotton to Green
vile last week.
Judge Wallace is pushing forward
the business of Court, and the dockets
are being cleared.
Farmers are taking advantage of the
late rains to ploW in cats. a large
area is being planted.
There was heavy snow storm North
last Friday. We got small sample OF
it here Monday nj ght.
The Hearthstone. Beadle's Weekly
and Popular Monthly. are for sale at
the HERALD Book Store. 47-3
Secretary of State Lipscomb attended
the session of the National Grange at
Indianapolis, Indiana, last week 6
Mr.. A. j. Kilgors is the proudess
man in the County. He is the happy
father of twin boys ten days old.
Rev. W. F. Dickinson, Rector of the
Episcopal Church at Newberry, has re-
ceived call from the church at Spar
tanburg.
Ed and Eugene report a glorious time
at the State Fair last week. Eugene
says he met Russell and broke bread
with him.
Mrs. A. C. Welch, who Las been ex-
tremely i'll of fe9er for some time past,
is conYalescent, and was able to sit up
Yesterday.
Found, by Hart Caldwell, plated
pin, with small chain and key attached,
which the owner can have by paying
him for repairs.
Mr>Culbreath had two more bales of
cotton than he thought; be made twen-
ty-two bales (instead of twenty or
twenty-three acres.
Bacon eaters and buyers will be glad
to know that the art:::!o is gradually
chipping down. We hope soon TO be
able to buy a cutting. ~
IF there is an individual in NewberrY
who would like to act us Book agent,
application made at this Office will give
him a job. There is money in it.
MIR. Frank Moon showed Us some
butter yesterday from half breed
Guernsey that was the yellowest we
eyer saw, almost as yellow as gold.
The Golden Days, New York Week
ly, New York Ledger. Firesid" Com
paniou, aud other literary and story pa
pers, will be furnished on order. 47-3
Trial Justice Carlisle has WITHDRAWN
his resignation, and will serve until his
term of Office expires, which will occur
at the close Of the next session of the
Legislature.
Mr. John A. Harp says that he ga
thered one hundred bushels OF coin
from six acres Of ordinary land. This
of course was not all the corn he made
by good deal. "
MIR. Archie Sloan says that it makes
no difference to him if NEST is IL cents
a pound-he can raise I'll the meat be
wants; and every other farmer can do
50 if be will try.
Some person Ito the jurors unknown
amused himself q few nights ago by
shooting at the street lamps along Boun-
Diary Street. He was pretty fair shot,
for be broke most of them.
On the shelves and counters OF the
HERALD Book Store are placed, piled
and packed an elegant assortment OF
Fancy Stationery, which must be sold.
An examination is asked.
DR.. S. +. FAINT has supply of that
very popular medicine, Simmons He
patio Compound. If you have any
trouble with the Liver or Digestive Ap-
paratus, try bottle Of it.
Do not be afraid that we will press
you to buy any of the handsome Sta
lionery exhibited at the HERALD Book
Store. All that we ask IS an examina-
ton, We are sure you will be pleased.
At the same time ask 10 see our spe-
cimens of Job Printing. such as Bill
Heads, Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
&C., it will be no trouble TO you either
to ask the prices Of same.
Rev. T. C. Ligon has resigned the
pastorate Of Smyrna, Giider's Greek
and Mt. Bethel Churches in this Coun-
ty, and expects to move to Anderson
County in the course of month or two.
The December number of the Anaera-
can Agricultxrist TO hand, the last num-
her OF volume fortY-one. A most ex-
cellent agricultural journal; sl.3O Z
year. Orange Judd Co, New York,
publishers.
[rhe following Newberrians took pre-.
Ymiums at the State Fair: Speake & Bro,
best evsporated fruit; 7. N. Kibler
second best mare, over 4 years old; Da'
vid Hipp, Jack; j. a. Sigh, best bale
upland cotton.