The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-09-28
Various and all About.
Look ont now for gin accidents.

: Houses for rent are in demand in
Newberry.
; How many will 90 to see the animals
tomorrow?
Merchants report a gratifying revival
; in business.
Brooklyn" is the healthiest portion
; of Newberry.
There will be big crowd IN town
| tomorrow.
When you sell your cotton don't for
get the printer.
College opens October End. The
prospects are good.
The candidates we're all massed at
Prosperity Tuesday.
The general election this year comes
off the 7th of November.
The game law allows the shooting Of
| birds after the 30th instant.
Mr.. W. D. Hardy was in town Fri
day. He is nearly well again.
No doubt many cases of malaria are
due to exposure to the night air.
The work Oh the new Union Depot at
Columbia is progressing rapidly.
The cool, autumnal days Of the past
| week have been fine for cotton-picklng,
It is not at all probable that Newber-
ry will have an Agricultural Fair this
year.
Mr.. E. W. Stoddard has resigned his
position as Guard at the State Peniten-
tiary.
| Mr.. E. H. Christian has had another
severe spell of rheumatism, but is bet
ter again.
The primary is over, and the right
hand Of the voter has a rest for another
two years.
There were two hundred and forty
six bales of cotton sold in Newoerry
! Saturday.
Capt. w. R. Lane and his daughter,
Miss Sallie, have been quite sick for the
past week.
When an editor spells congestion
with a would you call that bad spell
of sickness?
Capt. J. N. Lipscomb will deliver an
address at the Greenville Fair the 10th
of October.
! Parties desiring extra copies of the
| GERALD can get them at the Office
cents each.
A few daring young men have VEN
| tured to don the piebald hats, the ug-
| liest things out.
Newberry ought to be manufacturing
large proportion of the cotton that is
coming in now
DR.. L. A. East has bought the Drug
Store of MIR. r. G. Maybin. He took
charge Tuesday.
MIR. N. w. Hodges, who has been
confined to his bed for several weeks
with fever. is up again.
Invalid wives and mothers quickly
restored to health by using Browns
Iron Bitters. A true tonic.
It would be a good idea to have
mass meeting of the democracy in New
berry some time in October.
Mr.. 4. G. Strother, Of Walballa, Of
fers some valuable Edgefeld land fol
sale at a good bargain. See ad.
There will be less than the usual
amount of criminal business for the next
term of Court; no important cases.
The taxpayers are rather slow ia
paying up; money is too scarce yet
| There will be rush at the winding up
The C. & G. R. 4. is running a spul
track, or siding, at the depot from the
old cattle guard to the rear of the cottor
platform.
Mr.. Joseph Glenn. Of Dead Fall, has
sent to this Office bean thst is regu
lar Jumbo" He calls it an Englist
horse bean.
Sickness throughout the County ha;
decreased very materially for the pas
two weeks. Chills will prevail to some
extent until frost.
The people of Grsenville are making
extensive preparations for their County
! Fair. which will be held the 10Th, l1th
18th and 18th of October.
I Mr.. F. A. Schumpert sold to Messrs.
Antine and Hamp Buzbardt some time
ago a reaper. mower and rake; las
week be sold them another mower ane
a harrow.
| A gentleman told US the other DAY
that he had cut from small patch tha
looked like it was not worth botherins
with six four-horse- wagon loads Of fnt
hay. 1t was cut with mower.
! Mr.. Eduard Scholtz has sold his resi-
dence on College Street to Mr.. J. R
Matthewes foe $500. Mr.. Scboltz re
served the Southern half of his lot, anc
will build handsome residence upol
it.
'Newberry College opens Monday
This college gets no appropriation from
the State Treasury. but is conducted or
| its own merits. We are glad 10 learl
that the prospects are good for full at
tendance.
Now that the County Ticket has beer
nominated. the Democrats should SCI
that it gets elected in its entirety by al
overwhelming majority, against an,
and all opposition that may be brough
out against it.
Co. B., of the gallant old 3d." is vel
represented on the County Ticket
Gary, Smith. Livingston and Long
shore were all members Of this Comps
nv. Smith and Gary each lost an arm
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