The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-30
Various and all About.
Cold weather last week.

Cold weather last week.
Gardens injured by the frost.
Mr.. James Reeder has eight acres of
very fine barley.
The Crotwell Hotel has subscribed
for the Telephone.
Mr.. Julius Banks sold home made
bacon in town yesterday.
The County Medical Society will
meet in Newberry Monday.
The peach crop was seriously affected
BY the cold weather last week. q
Mr.. W. B. Mcdaniel, Of Columbia,
was in town Tuesday and yesterday.
The new house Of J. F.. J. Caldwell,
Esq, is decidedly neat and attractive.
We think that Hazel Kirke permitted
Pitsacus Green several times too often.
A little fellow told his mother that
his kite few up to the ceiling of the sky.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
''Citizen' is reminded that our rules
do not permit the publication of anony-
nous communications.
Sweet fields of Lying green meet the
eye on every side. It is refreshing to
ride out into the country.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment, 12-3t
Our Smokey Town correspondent fur
nishes US some lively dots occasionally,
for which we return thanks.
Mr.. Lawson Paysinger's new house,
on the road to Werber's Mill, strikes us
as being very nice building.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. a splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
Capt. Jas. N. Lipscomb is running a
branch store of the Pcnitentiary Boot
and Shoe Factory in Greenville.
Every family needs a half dozen
beautiful salt cellars-and they are
filled with something. What?
All persons contemplating 10 become
subscribers are advised to take advan-
tage of the present opportunity.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 1s-3t
Our Junior risked his neck on the
Laurens road last Friday in going to
the Hot Supper at Martins Depot.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
Mr.. J. N. Martin says that a preven-
tive of blind staggers is to soak the corn
for six or ten hours before feeding:
There will be an interesting Hop at
Mr.. j. N. Folks tomorrow evening.
One hundred hoppists are expected.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
why do you hide, Johnny?" said
one boy to another. Il hide to save
my hide" as he hied away to secret
spot.
This is a good time to pay for the
HERALD, before the long, hot days set
in, and you feel too enervated to do
anything.
The interior of Messrs. Moorman &
Simkins' law Office presents very at
tractiVe appearance under a new coat
of kalsomine and paint.
The Senior and family spent Thurs
day night pleasantly with DR.. D. A.
Cannon and family, living in the New
Chapel neighborhood. !
The municipal election is not quite
two weeks off: it comes off the 11th of
April. There is, apparently, very little
interest felt in the matter.
When Good Templar tries to get
into newspaper Office through the
window it is about time the order ap-
point an investigating committee.
R. H. Wright & j. W. Coppock are
exhibiting beautiful styles of gentle
mems suits, and boys also. Their as
sortment of underoarments is unsur,
passed.
Bethel Lutheran Church. near Sim
clair, Lexington County, will be dedi-
Gated the first Sunday in April. Rev.
J. A. Sigh will preach the dedication
sermon.
The Town Council, in this issue, give
notice of election the 11th of April,
and also call mass meeting of the
citizens the 7th for the purpose of nom
mating ticket.
DR.. S. F. FAINT sent US a garden pea
last week which was nearly filled out.
He will have peas to eat before any of
bis neighbors. His other vegetables
are as advanced.
Our dry goods stores look beautiful
in the display of bright prints, ribbons.
&C., and the ladies fl and fit, and fit
in and out and keep the clerks awake.
How charming is this.
A little heat that can't be beat. the
window open wide; little breeze, a
little sneeze, and you're the doctors
pride. Seventeen dollars and twenty
FIVE cents for ten visits.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckeve
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio. in another COL
umn. They offer rare inducements to
earn an honest living. 28-6m.
Some men labor under the deIusion
that as they subscribe to the HERALD
that they should have their advertising
and job printing done free, gratis, for
nothing. Poor. deluded mortals.