The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-09-21

Mr.. W. w. Houseal has been wrest-
ling with the chills for the past week.
One hundred and twenty-seven bales
of cotton were sold in Newberry Satur-
day.
Eewberry should organize a Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails.
Next weeks HERALD will contain
full returns Of the Second Primary
Election.
Contemplating commands fifty cents
hundred in nearly every section of
the County.
Columbia ought to buy Maybury,
Pullmsn & .Hsmilton's Menagerie and
start ''Zoo." =
Tbap1s to Mr.. B. Q. Duncan, Con-
sui at Naples, for some late papers from
beyond the sea.
Henry Kennedy has been reappointed
County Chairman by the Republican
Sl3te convention.
"The whining school-boy, with his satchel
Aud shining morning face, creeps like snail
pn1illingly to school,"
Mr.. Jas. q. Irwin, of Chappell's, lost
nearly his whole crop of corn BY the
recent rise in the SaluGa.
The cotton season has opened in
earnest, and, as consequence, there is
little more money ahoat.
The Sunday School of the colored
Methodist Church gave an exhibition
last night in Thespian Hall.
j. L., in his letter from Philadel-
phia, makes very liberal offer. How
haay others will do as much?
Pany, weak. and sickly children
need Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will
strengthen and invigorate them.
The Harvest Moon" comes next
week. For several nights the moon
will rise at Dearly the same hour.
Gov. Hagood has appointed WG. w.
Wallsce, of Chappell's Depot, Trial
Justice, in place of j. N. Lipscomb, re-
signed.
Mrs. Culbreatb. of Edgeield County,
mother of Jas. 7. Calbreath, Esq, fell
one day last week and broke her shoul-
| der bone.
Rev. A. j. Stokes requests us to say
that be will preach at New Hope next
Sunday morning, and at Mt, Pleasant
in the afternoon.
One of the bales that Mr.. Martin
bought from Col. Keitt weighed over
Bona tho3sand pounds. It was about
tse ordinary size.
A man who would tackle water
melon at this season Of the year is des-
perate indeed. Pistols at ten PAGES
| isn't a circumstance.
The colored youths about town have
at last found peans 10 ewploy a por-
ton Of their leisure: they have organ
| lied q base ball club.
The nominees of the Crsenback State
Ticket will address the people, ION the
; great practical issues before the conn-
try" at l;ewberry the 9TH Of October.
The people should not let their inter
est in the nominations grow cold; hu'
should turn out and give a full vote al
| the second primary election, the 26th.
Mr.. Ross a. Smith has opened Q
skating-rink at Spartsnburg. The only
casualty so far is: A young man fell
Monday night and broke his leg in two
places.
Superintendent Fry is having a map
of the C. & 6. R. r. prepared for use
| in bis Office. This map will include 81
bridges trestles, Water-ways, tanks
crossings, &c.
! One of the candidates for County
Commissioner said before the last pri.
mary that he was bound to come ou
with a majority; and he did-a MAORI
ty were defeated.
Mr.. Henry Dorroh's fine two-year-olc
colt ran against a pitchfork Saturday
and killed himself. Mr. Dorroh hat
been offered one hundred and fifty dol
lars for the cots.
"The Union Republican Party" its
South Carolina adberents call it-pro
badly in Difference to the greenbacl
underpinning upon which it rests
WasRinqton Post.
The churches in town have discon
tinued their united services Sunday
! nights. Tie Pastors hold services il
! their respectiy ye churches as they dii
before the summer.
The Boston Quintette Club, or som,
other highly musical troupe. visited
| Brooklyn Monday night. and waket
! the ecaoes snd the inhabitants witt
| their dnlcet straia3.
The Reedy River Association Of thu
Baptist Church eld its annual session
last week at Bethel Church. The at
tendance was large. and the services
were very interesting.
We see that the negro Lswrenc
Jones. who used to be Darlington
| Deputy. shsriH, and is pow ? schoo
teacher in Anderson. is County Chsi:
man Of Anderson County.
We learn that the residence of Mrs
DR.. Jennings, near Cross Hill. wa
burned on Saturday morning last, leav
ing Mrs. J. and children entirely dest
tute.-54.egrensville Herold, 18th.
Judge Wallace and Solicitor Duneal
I went up to Laurens Saturday to b
present at the opening of Court Monda
; ! morning, Court will convene at New
berry the last Monday ip UctobaF.