The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-02

Miss Ray Foot received a prize for
Duchess Lace Handkerchief at the
Charleston Industrial Exhibition last
week.
Rev. F. F. Buermeyer had accepted
a call from church in New York be-
fore receiving the call from the Luther
an Church here.
Plenty Of good light reading can be
had at the HERALD Book Store; a varie-
ty of articles in the Stationery line also
can be found there.
II is requested of those who are in
debted to this Office, that they step up
like men and settle. Our part has been
done, now do yours.
On the outside This week are the gen.
eral features of the election law. The
reader will do well to preserve the arti-
Gle for reference.
If you have any blacksmithing to be
done, or your horse needs shoeing, 60
to Mr.. j. Rolleson, in rear of kibler's
Steam Mill.
Speaking of Kibler's Mill, we would
inform the reader that it makes the very
best neal and grist, and that the pro-
prietor will supply merchants.
Thanks to Carolina Literary Society
Of Adger College for invitation to An
niyersary Celebration the evening of
the 10th instant.
Money is active" Fogg read in bis
newspaper. That's so," be said: lit
is active enough to keep out of NY
reach. ."-Bostoas Transcript.
Judge Pressly is in town, on his way
home, having finished the business in
the Laurens Court yesterday. He will
open Court at Union Monday.
Tie Sheriff has only one prisoner;
that one is Baxter DeWalt, alias Ri
kard, committed on the charge of break
ing into Mr.. G. 4. Mills house.
If you have any unused ground about
your premises spade it up and SOW
vegetable seed, or make flower gar
den. Vegetables are very good.
If you have any yard work, garden
ing, or other kind, and can secure the
services of Adam Wendler, you will
have it we'll done. He is an expert.
Rev. Prof. Rain preached an excel
lent sermon to large congregation at
the Methodist CHURCH Sunday, from the
text, "God so loved the world" &c.
The Council has already made $780,
IS from plays a. the Opera House. The
usual charge is $40 per night; a longer
engagement than one night at reduced
rates.
The subscription list of the HERALD
is still growing. proof that the paper.
is popular. We have room on our
books for few more. So come along,
gentlemen.
What is heavens best gift to man !?
she asked, sweetly smiling on him,
"Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup" he replied
with prudence. He had just been cured
by it of a bad cold.
Dr.. j. R. Thompson has very ingen-
ious machine which works by electricity
in the plugging Of teeth. 1t saves bin
immense labor and does its work beau
t,fully. It is worth seeing.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion, Ohio. in another COL
umn. They offer rare inducements to
earn an honest living. 28-6m.
Whitewashing, painting, carpenter
ing and all kinds of work are being
| done this fine, clear weather, our peo-
pie being determined to meet spring in
| improved condition.
Stories first heard at mothers knee
are never forgotten. 1t is the same
| with some other things received at a
mothers knee, which will readily oc-
cur to our readers.--ETchGaage.
Jno. S. Fair, Esq, has purchased the
Humbert place of twepty-three acres
opposite the Male Academy. He is
having a dwelling bouse made from
some of the buildings on the place.
The gas at the Opera House costs 70
cents per night, burning four hours.
The attendance to the machine and
lights costs 81 90 per night. These
| items constitute the entire expense:
The Republicans will have Conven-
ton of their County Chairmen and Ex-
ecutive Committee in Columbia to-day.
Henry Kennedy. Chairman of this
County, went down yesterday.
The passenger coach of the first down
train on the Laurens road was thrown
from the track and upset at GarY's
Lane Yesterday. The coach Wss not
much injured. and nobody was hurt.
| The Laurens r. R. begins to-day with
only one train day. This leaves Lau-
rcns at 9.15 A. NJ, and arrives at New
berry at l P. NJ; leaves Newberry at
2.5OP. NJ, arrives at Laurens at 6.30
P. NJ.
The big horseman in town last week
excited public curiosity. Various sur
misses were made as to his weight. 1t
was said he weighed 300 lbs. He was
splendid specimen Of the human
whale.
MIR. Ai. C. Galluchat, the new pro-
prietor of the Newberry Hotel, took
charge yesterday. Mr.. Simmons has
moved into Mrs. Boyce's new house on
Pratt Street opposite Mr. T. S. Dun
cans.
Capt. W. j. Parrish, formerly Super
intendent of the Helena Car Shops, is
now engineer on railroad in Mlssis-
sippi, bis home being Columbus. 4
month ago his engine fell through a
trestle in Mississippi and broke bis leg
near the hip, but he has about recover
ed.
We are glad to notice that our ener
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