The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-10-26
Various and all About.
Colds are prevalent.
Chills are disappearing.
Court begins next Monday.

Colds are prevalent.
Chills are disappearing.
Court begins next Monday.
The election is close at hand.
Look up your registration tickets.
How about that little subscription 10
the HERALD?
There will be a great deal cf land
sold Saleday.
Gen. Y. j.. Pope is quite i'll Of typho-
malarial fever.
Mr.. /. W. Walter has been very III,
but is convalescent
Mr.. T. G. Pool has taken charge of
the Newberry Hotel.
Mr.. Hugh Harrington has joined the
host of cotton-buyers.
Vigor, strength and health all found
in one bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
We are having splendid weather.
Nothing melancholy about these days.
Fine rains last week put the ground
in good condition for sowing oats. So
SOW oats.
The cotton market is brisk; but the
prices are not as high as the farmers
think they ought to be.
Smokey Town reports fine crops of
corn and cotton; plenty to eat; good
bealth; and big crop of babies.
If it were not for the high price of
bacon farmers would have more pros
porous outlook for the coming year.
The premium list for the next Coun-
ty Fair, which is to be held the 22nd,
2Sd and 24th of November, will be out
| soon.
Mai. Hutson Lee, Of Charleston, came
up Monday to adjust tie losses for the
Lancashire Insurance Co., on Col. Gist's
house.
We understand that an effort will be
made to get Judge Wallace to adjourn
| Court over election week-from Nov.
4 to Nov. Is.
Mr.. Ed. Kinard has resigned as
Guard at the State Penitentiary, and
has taken a position as fireman on the
G. & q. R. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Moses
| celebrated their golden wedding Mon
day. All their children and grandchil-
dren were present.
Mr.. G. B. Cromer is delegate to the
S. G. Lutheran Synod, which will meet
in Charleston the 9th proximo; Mr.. j.
r. Chapman, alternate.
If the requisite size of Counties be re-
duced Peake, Santuc and Ninety-Six
will all want portion Of Newberry to
help make new Counties.
Let every democrat do his full duty
between this and election day. A big
majority this time will save great
deal of trouble two years hencs.
Don't forget the State Fair. 1t will
oe held the 18th, 18th, 10th and 18th of
November; and it promises to be better
than usual. The railroads give low
rates of fare.
As the time draws nigh for the clos
ing of the tax Office the rush increases.
The Treasurer and his assistant can't
take time to eat their dinners, Next
Tuesday will be the last day.
|
The republican Township meeting of
No. for electing delegates 10 the
County Convention was held Monday
night. There were only nine persons
present. They elected delegates.
The 4th Quarterly Meeting of New
berry Circuit Grew. A. J. Stokes, Pas
tor,) will be held at Mt. Pleasant Church
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. DR.. Dun
can, of Spartanbug, will be present.
Mr.. Jno. A. Kinard, who runs q two
horse farm on Mr.. Fowles' place near
town, has got out already TWENTY-FIVE
bales of cotton, and has four or five
more in the field. He made corn
enough for another year.
/ Mr.. A. Koppel has just returned from
the North with large and well-selected
stock of foreign and domestic groceries.
He also brought with him one of the
best Bakers South, and will compete
with any city in the South. Look out
for his card next week.
The Debating Club, after an exhaus-
tive debate, decided at its last meeting
that the proposed constitutional amend
ment relative to the formation of new
counties should be adopted. The SUBJ
ject for next Monday nights debate is,
whether the State shonld prohibit the
sale of spiritpoqs liquors.
An accident occurred on the c., C. g.
A. R. R. Thursday morning by which
Tom Mitchell, a colored brakeman,
was killed, and Engineer D. L. McCul-
Tough was badly scalded, Mitchell and
| Mccullough were both from Newberry.
The accident was caused by an obstruc-
tion placed upon the track.
For the Sessions Court there are 4
cases for carrying concealed weapons,
2 for burglary, ! 70: aespn, i for selling
property under lien without notice, l
fer cbstructing the highway, l for con-
spiracy, l for trespass by stock, for
housebreaking, l for breach Of trust,
and l for malicious mischief,
| DR.. Modett's Teethina (Teething
Powdersl will cure your child. For