The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-01
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Various and all About.
Good rains.


so fine.
The reapers are out this week gather
ing in the sheayes.
Messrs. Bull & Miller take charge of
the Newberry Hotel ta-day.
Mr.. Scholtz has raised some very fine
caulidowers in bis garden.
The Helena colored school had big
picnic in the grove at Helena Thursday.
"Patience" pokes are worn by young
ladies. What they are We do not know,
Mr.. J. C. Wilson is enlarging bis
residence by adding another story to it.
All about goes the Senior Editor and
to various places, It's about all be can
do.
The Kosciusko Lodge of Good Tenn
plsFs had picnic at Ebenezer yester-
day.
Peaches are beginning to put on the
blush which signifies that they will soon
be ripe.
MIR. A. j. Kilgore shipped three hun
dred and ten pounds of wool to New
York Saturday.
The County Treasurer has not been
overburdened with work in making out
tax receipts so far.
"Fortune knocks once at every mans
door," ant misfortune stalks in many
times without knockipg.
The Treasurer reports taxes coming
in slowly. The largest collections were
made at Prosperity Saturday.
Mr.. c. A. Bowman has bought Mrs.
Wardiaw's place on the corner OF
Johnstone and Calhoun streets.
Mr.. ". C. Parker has given up the
Union Hotel, and is now running the
Merchants Hotel at Spartanburg.
Dennis Wheeler. colored, was sent to
the Lunatic Asylum yesterday for the
third time within the past four years.
All sorts of sleeves are admissible for
ladies' dresses, but the coat sleeve
around the waist remains the favorite.
Mr.. Blease has put new pump in
the Crotwell Hotel cistern. The water
is IS clear as crystal, and cool and pala-
tabls.
Mr.. Thos. S. Moorman's pony fell
Friday and injured himself 50 badly
that he will never be of any more ac-
count.
It is not only in Newberry County
that impraved farming machinery is
brought into use: it is the case all over
the State.
Mr.. Jno. A. Kinard's house at the
Fowles' Mill place was broken into one
night last week and meat, meal, flour,
&C., were stolen.
Consumption is prevailing among the
| colored people in the Trinity section.
There have been several deaths from
this cause Of late.
"An honest man is the noblest work
of God.". Nothing is said about an hon .
est woman, because she isn't such an
astounding variety.
Rheumatism, disordered blood, gene
| raj debility, and many chronic diseases
pronounced incaraole, are often cured
by Browns Iron Bitters.
A Louisville bill collector says he
called upon creditor 324 times before
be got bis money. Perseverance will
saw a tree down with hair pin.
The Joint Stock Fishing Company
lately organized is commencing for ac-
tive work. AS soon as their hundred
foot seine arrives they will be ready.
Wheat is being cut. The yield is 60
ing to be much larger than was e1-
pected; the rust got no further than
the blades, and did very little damsge.
Mr.. W. T. Wright and Mrs. Motto
have given ten feet of ground in front
of their lots for a sidewalk, and the
| Counsel has put it in proper condition.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Church and the Parson.
age Aid Society will meet in the Hall
Of the Y. NJ. G. A., at P. M. to-mor-
row.
A Newberry yonng man is saying:
"Why dids't thou cnt the silken cord
That bound my bears 50 light to thee!
Rar heffer take fha Dointed sword
And cut the very head of me-"
Thee was large attendance upon
the Mayors Court last night, attracted
thither by the trial of a case for fighting
and cutting Tuesday night at the domi'
cile Of q suburban Cyprian.
Mr.. SamI Merrill met with bad
accident few days ago on the railroad
near Greenville. His crank car jump
ed the the track, thew him of, mashed
his hand Severely and gave him some