The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-10-19

is spending few weeks in Charleston
for the benefit of the sea air. He writes
that his heal.h is improving.
Various and all About
Cotton was 9 1-2 yesterday.
Many peach trees are in bloom.
Mr.. Geo. A. Langford saw frost Mon
day morning
Mr.. A. J. Mclaughlin adver!ises Pc
ruvian Guano.
Armstrong; Ministries Saturday night
at the Opera House.
Gen. Pope. who has been sick for
several days. is out again.
County Treasurer Whanler is kept
pretty busy now receiving taxes.
Farmers have meyer had better sea-
| son for gathering their cotton than this:
There were four hundred and FIVE
bales Of cotton sold IN Newberry sstur-
day. T.
The straw bat holds its ground. and
the fall ulster is still wrapped in cam:
phor.
Nervousness, debility. and exhausted
vitality cured by using Browns Iron
! Bitters.
Mr.. VIM. PipckneY Frotter died at
bis home In Edgefeld County last week
aged ffty-six.
4 Union man was in Newberry. this
week to make arrangements for open
ing dry goods stose.
The comet still shines forth brightly
in the early hours of the morning. It
now rises little after 8.
A few persons in town and county
report light frosts Monday and Tuesday
mornings. Vegetation shows no inju
~.
Hon. Whitfield Walker, formerly of
Newberry. has been nominated by the
democrats Of Duval County. Fla, for
State Senator.
See nd. of Langley Bros, Charleston,
who manufacture OSnaburg Undershirts
and Drawers. Their goods can be re-
lied on as first class.
The C. & G. r. r. is doing a big
freight business: it is running two
freight trains each way. at night and
one each way in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Moses
will have been married fifty years next
Monday, 23d. On that day they will
celebrate their golden wedding.
This company is very excellent
one indeed; in fact, it is superior IN
many respects to any Of the kind that
has ever visited Charlotte" ."-CharloNe
| Observer.
Rev. T. c. Ligon and Messrs. II. D.
Boozer and j. A. Mars have gone to
Abbeville to attend the S. G. Synod
lPresbyterianl, which convened last
night.
Thousands of fauilies have had oc-
cssion to try the never failing qualities
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and thev all
unite in the praise of this wonderful
prescription.
A party of jay-hawkers were out
Monday night removing gates and qp-
setting bridges. Some Of these chaps
are going to break into the Jail or the
guard house the first thing they know.
In section of Edgefeld County, a
few miles beyond Saluda River, mala.
rial fever of a very malignant type,
much resem bling yellow feYer, preysils.
There have been several deaths from it
recently.
Mr.. Pat. J. Coleman has some of the
finest corn on Saluda River that was
ever grown in this country. 1t is esti-
mated that some of it will yield between
seventy-6ve and one hundred bushels
per acre.
f"Dave" had been caught loafng
round ''Esmeralda's" apartments. in the
condition he was represented on the
stage the Paris police would have taken
him in as tramp and committed him
for Vagrapcy.
If the parties who occupy the gallery
at the Opera House have any regard
for their reputation they will stop eat
ing peanuts during theatrical perform
ances: strangers will mistake them for
members of the Legislature.
Mr.. D. w. Barre gathered three hpa-
dred bushels Of corn last week from less
than seven acres. His corn this year
was all good. and be says be has made
enough to last him two years, besides
making about twelve bales of cotton to
each mule.
Doctor Hopkins, of Seneca City, has
the smallest fishpond we ever heard of.
Our information is obtained from the
Seneca Journal, which says. On last
Thursday DR.. Hopkins lifted one of bis
carp from his fish pond, which measured
some 10 inches in length
The Debating Club decided, after &
spirited discussion, Monday night thai
the tendencies of the dance are not i'm
moral. The question for debate nex
Monday night is, whether the proposed
! Constitutional Amendment relating t
, the formation Of new Counties shoult
be adopted