The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-23
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"Hazel Kirke" was met at the depo
Monday with IN elegant "coach All
four" from the stables of Dickert
Gist, and every young man in Newber
ry.
Joe says that the hest lip salve ir
creation is kiss. The remedy, how.
ever. should be used with great care, a:
it may bring on an affection of the
heart.
Messrs. Baxter and Perdue are hniid-
ing handsome residence for Mr.. }.
W. N. Simmons on Calhoun Street.
It will be completed in two or three
months.
a good friend from Richbnrg, no
ticing our plaintive cry for ''som-hndy
to hold u.s." last week, sen, lis two dol
lars, which we acknowledge, and once
more 60 to work.
Koppel will not sing the song. which
runs thus: In vain tried to make my
bread, by baking bread for others, be-
cause | let it 20 on tick 10 little chill
dren's mothers"
Mr.. Aldrich. the telegraph operator
at Alslon. has been confined to his bed
for month with typhoid fever, but is
now ccnvalescent. Mrs. Aldrich has
also been very i'll.
An old negro woman named Hannah
Kelly was found dead in her bed at
Helena Tuesday morning. She had
not been ailing, and there was no one
else in the house.
A splendid lot of Bill Head, Letter
Head, Note, Letter. Cap ard Legal Cap
Papers just received at Herald Book
Store. The handsomest lot Of Ink
stands ever exhibited.
It was remarkably dull last week, in
consequence of the farmers being busy
at home plowing and planting their
crops. The prospect for a good crop
year was never better.
A cold in the head is one of the best
things that can happen to lady with
lace handkerchief, and DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is decidedly the best REM
edy to cure that cold:
We invite the attention of our read
ers 10 the advertisement. of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another col
umn. They offer rare inducements to
earn an honest living. 28-6m.
Rev. II. w. Kuhns, of Westminster,
Md, has been chosen to deliver the
Baccalaureate Sermon at the Newberry
College Commencement in June. He
will very likely accept.
A lady writing to a friend, in speak:
ing of a certain affair, says she believes
it, because the Newberry HERALD says
its true. Blessed innocent, how we do
love such trusting faith.
Hazel Kirke so demoralized the De-
batting Club Monday night that there
was no meeting. The Club will meet
next Monday night to discuss the ques-
tion of universal suffrage.
Two more names have been added to
the Telephone Exchange since last
week. making fourteen in all. Geo.
Johnstone, Esq, and DR.. Q. B. Mayer,
Jr., take it at their residences.
Mr.. F. N. Parker, of Union, has a
new $40 Columbia bicyle which he
rides with much grace and skill. he
says be intends to ride on it from Union
to Newberry as soon rs the roads get
good.
It is probable that the next session OF
the General Synod of the Lutheran
Church. South, which meets the latter
part of May, will be held in Newberry
The place of meeting will be fixed in a
few days.
A facetious housekeeper says that il
beef continue to rise much higher it
will be as high as when the cow jumped
over the moon. We say that if it gets
much tougher it will be as tough as
Adams goat.
Tho "Sun Burner" or Reflector, fol
the Opera House came Saturday, and
was put in position Monday by Mr.
Plumer, of Columbia. 1t makes q bril-:
liant light, and adds greatly to the ap'
pearance of the Hall.
A farmer says that if the small grair
crop turn out as well as it promises the
drought of last year will prove to have
been a great blessing in disguise. L
was the drought that caused the sowing
of so much small grain.
Miss Lula Miller, of Charleston, who
was visiting her aunt, Mrs, Evans, re-
ceived 4 dispatch Monday afternoon
that her father, MIR. Edmund T. Miller
had died suddenly that day. She lef
for home on the night train.
A strong force of workmen hes heer
put on the Laurens R. R. for the pur
pose of putting it in a better condition
During the spring and summer tie I
rail will be substituted for the old fla
iron for great part of the road.
Mr.. ". D. Boyd, of the Hopewel
country, Laurens County, had his horse
to run away with him on his way home
from Newberry one day last week. H
was thrown from the buggy and re
ceived some painful bruises. The bug
gy was considerably damaged.
Mr.. E. w. Seibles, of Columbia, ha
been in Newberry several days acting
for the Queen Insurance Company ii
adjusting Henry Kennedy's loss by fire
He offered to settle at Sl,lSl.75 on th
house, and 1892 on loss and damage tt
furniture; but Kennedy refused.
The railroad authorities have had tn
trees cot down along the c. & G. r. r
and its branches one hundred feet o!
each side. The object is to get as goo
view as possible along the track l
is in the interest of greater safety to tn
travelling public, as we'll as to the road
u. C. H." the Columbia correspon
dent of tine Neacs and Courier, says
Col. Jas. N. Lipscomb has declined
! tha nomination of Honoreeeman from