The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

show you the Thomas Smoothing Har-
row and Broadcast Cultivator. 1t.
olives of wealthy men remind ~,
That by using priL.Grs' ink
We can die and leave behind US
Monssrous piles Of golden 'chipk.' "
Newberry County maEesa good show
ing: only three delinquent tax sales
this year, and these of small lots in
town.
w. H. Clark, with bis new "Socia-
ble." and F. N. Parker, of Union, with
his new Bicycle, will soon have test
of speed.
Two school houses have lately been
put up. one on Coroner Longshore's
land and The other near the Cnappell's
Ferry road.
Mr.. Geo. P. Meredith has been made
Conductor on the Laurens Road in place
Of Mr.. Ed. S. Motto, who goes on the
main line.
.Compositors are most always intelli-
gent men. They are men of letters who
literally pick up their knowledge as
they 60 along.
McAlister, the great Magician, will
be on hand Monday night and astonish
the natives for an entire week. Every
night something new.
DR.. :Mofett's Teethina (Teetbing
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale BY all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. 50-1y
Oscar Wilde, the new English poet,
speaks of "unkissed kisses" The trou-
bic with Oscar is that his poems are
made up of unthunk thoughts.
Mr.. R. L. Pratt, of Ninety-Six, has
had one of the Thomas Smoothing Har-
rows on exhibition in Newberry for
several days. It appears to be just the
thing.
:. Trial Justice NJ. N. Buford held the
inquest in the Ferguson-Oxner homi-
eide case. He has filed the proceedings
and testimony in the Clerks Office at
Newberry Court House.
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.
The HERALD Book and Stationery
Store is an established fact, our trade
having largely increased, for the reason
that the stock is kept ap and embraces
great variety Of articles not elsewhere
kept.
The Clark Bros, Photographic artists,
contemplate visit to the Land of Flow
ers, and will leave in a months time.
It would be well, therefore, for all per-
sons to have their pictures taken before
they 90.
A large black bull dog was found
Tuesday morning suspended by the
neck, dead, from Mr.. Jno. A. Kinard's
fence on Harrington Street. In jump
ing the fence the block had caught and
hanged him.
We can, without hesitation, say that
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has given The
best satisfaction. We have sold an I'M
mense amount of it during the past
winter. WALLACE, HILTON & Co.,
Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.
See the advertisement of the prince
of magicians, Prof. Macallister, who
will entertain Newberry during the en-
tire week, and beside make scores OF
individuals happy by the presentation OF
sundry gifts.
Quite a loss occurred to Mr.. B. B.
Hair, merchant at Prosperity last week,
through party of thieves who broke
into bis store and carried off SIG in sill
yer, 80 lbs. coffee, 100 lbs. sugar. Sc
gars,. canned goods and other articles.
Judge Pressly in charging the Grand
Jury:upo the bills before them said,
LAS 10 the crimeof larceny, gentlemen,
unfortunately you know too much about
| that already" The meaning was clear.
| though the language was little am
biguous. e..
We notice in Our Moasthly that Ave
leigh Church of this place remembered
the Thornwell orphans with box oi
Christmas goodies; This is right And
that the Baptist ladies of Clinton real
lied $40 frora a festival. ltmust have
been a. good place to get the worth oi
ones money. 81. :.
Mr.. Koppel, our new baker, has been
| much annoyed by the non:arriEal of his
bread wagon. Of course the people
will wait for the wagon, and in the
meantime send to his store for their
supplies. His workmen are competent
hands, and his bread and cakes Of the
best quality:
=. Mrs. M. Long received prize of S65
at the Atlanta Exposition, from the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Co., for the second best work, from this
State, on one of its machines. Mrs
Long sent suit of jeans, a hat and
handkerchief of her own make. She
sold the suit at Atlanta for S15.
a nice young lady writes to a story
paper, and says, "A young man comes
to SCENE six nights in week; should
I consider it as being engaged?" # We
were her father and mother we should
consider that she was t'engaged" alto
sether too much. and tell the young
man to curtail his visits at both ends.
The fact of the hereditary transmits
sion. of disease is clearly established
and Scrofula the most dreaded and per.
haps the. most difficult to cure. S: S
S., the KING of all Specifies. points