The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08
Various and all About.
Delightful weather.


this time9
The subscription list of.the HERALD
continues to increase.
There is whooping cough in town,
but it is of mild form.
Capt. McFall threshed his wheat the.
9Th and had -four from it the 9TH.
Crowded this week: and good deal
of matter has to lay over week.
The Registration books will he closed,
according to law, the goth instant.
Rev. A. J. Bowers preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the Lutheran Church
Sunday morning.
When you come to town don't forget
to call on the editor, especially If you
owe him anything.
The editor of the Press and Bangen
writes fishing q nuisance. He prom
ises peVer to be caught doing the like
again.
Mr.. David Rikard asks rs to say that
his money was not stolen from potato
bank, as reported, but from his flour
house.
Mr.. Henry S. Boozer. of Prosperity,
is shipping peaches to Richmond, Va.
He has probably the finest orchard IN
the County.
The Senior is in Marion with his
brethren of the quill. The gang" will
no doubt enjoy a fish on the beautiful
Waccamaw Lake.
Mr.. Joseph Berry, who lives in Edge
field County, two miles from Bouk-
nights, has twenty-five acre field OF
cotton that cannot be beaten.
Will our friends bear in mind the
fact that all kinds of Job Printing is
executed at this Office with expedition,
and at moderate prices. So do.
a lawyer explaining the meaning oi
"a contingent fee" to bis client said
IF a lawyer lose the case be gets no
thing. If he wins you get nothing"
The Sunday School of the Marion
street Church, Columbia, will picnic al
Helena today, and viii be joined BY the
Sunday School ofthe Newberry Meth
odist Church.
Miss Dora Apple of Chicago is suing
Mr.. Stone of Wisconsin for breach OF
promise, demanding S20, 1000. And il
serves him right. Mr.. Stone should
have paired his Apple.
Every farmer who can raise the
means seems to be determined to OWL
reaper. Next year we expect to see
and hear of a greater extent of whea
and oats than ever before.
Revitalizing the blood is absolutely
necessary for the cure of general de-
bility, weakness. lassitude, &c. The
best enricher of the blood is Browns
Iron Bitters.
Great minds run in the same chan
neln; as sn evidence Of which, las
weeks Georgetown Times contained tn
same editorial. word for word, that ap
peared in the HERALD the week before
We are glad to learn that Mr.. ant
Mrs. Smith Livingston are both rapidly
recovering from the serious and psinfu
accident sustained two weeks ago. Mr.
Livingston was on the streets yester
day.
To Mrs ". H. Clark are we indebted
for large and handsome framed Pho
tograph Of our youngster, Claude. l
is m art picture, and shall be suspend
J ed in company with the pictures OF hl<
, parents. Many thanks.
County Chairman Carlisle calls
County Democratic Convention for ] Iul..
18th. The convention will elect
County Chairman and will also elec
delegates to the State Convention whicl
meets the 1st Of August.
'child of the Sun, refuIgent Summer comes
While, from his ardent look. the turnin
J Spring
/ Averts her blushing face.
90 MI. 1uOupoOu oSJo, Wv sAAS
= not that kind of Spring.
Registration is revealing the name
of large number Of colored peopl
who have not been paying any tax, nc
even poll tax. The Auditor will tax
advantage of the occasion to get thes
names upon his books, and they will b
forced to pay taxes hereafter.
, With new and experienced cook
such as our young hotel keepers, Messrs
, Bull & Miller have secured, the taol
of this first class house will be we
8 served. Good cooking is the mai
. feature in a hotel. These young ger
: tlemen have made q start in the rigE
direction.
We are pleased to learn that to
2 Speake Bros, will soon open machin
r shop in Newberry. and place 1t unde
$ the supervision Of reliable men: W
j have needed shop of this kind for
D long time, every article of machiner
$ which needs repair having to be ser
# to the Columbia Shops. Success to tn
t Speake Bros.
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