The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-23
Various and all About.
Our cry is more news.

Tuesday was the Vernal equinox.
The spring calicoes are just lovely.
DR.. Eant has English peas half grown.
Send us items, good friends, one and
all.
Gardening las commenced in earn
est.
Mrs. Il. X HaitGn is dangerously i'll
at her sons, Mr.. Thos. Hatton.
I! You NAV not believe it, but the Lau-
rens train hasn't run off this week.
F; Another coitnn crop should not find
! Newherry without cotton factory.
People came from ter or fifteen miles
! in the country to seq Hazel kirke."
Rev. FL. Richardson, n cclnrcd Meth
ohist minister. died in town Monday.
Mr.. Henry d. Mccullough is very i'll
ut his sisters, Mrs. Davis, III Helena.
Oar merchants who went North are
home again with big stocks of goods.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
A new bridge will soon be completed
over Broad river on the S. u. & G. Il.
+.
Mr.. B. J. Romage, Sr., has been very
sick for the past week, but is now much
better.
See the beautiful Easier Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. l2-3t
A eolored boy died in Columbia
Tuesday from lockjaw caused from vac
| cination.
The Council has prohibited the
Messrs. Clark from riding their tricycle.
on the streets.
The colored people are subscribing
for the HERALD. They will be the
gamers by it.
Sec the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. l2-3t
The Phrenakosu1ian Society anniver
sary comes off tomorrow night in the
Opera House.
The Lutheran Church will soon have
cushioned seats throughout. The Ia
dies are at work.
Hazel Kirke drew splendidly. the
Opera House being crowded by the
elite of Newberry.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assert
ment. l2-3t
MIR. Joel Abney and Miss Nanpie
Clark, of Edgeield County, were mar
ried the 18th instant.
Rev. Turpin, the pastor of the A. M.
f. Church in town, has gone to New
York after his family.
We miss our opposite neighbor Nor
ris, who has moved into more eligible
quarters on Main Street.
There are several parties in Newber-
ry who are considerably agitated on
the question of futures"
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment, l2-3t
A. H. ". is informed that Newberry
has plenty of BARRIERS at this time, with
a prospect of an increase.
The weather is shocking to garden
plants; they have not grown . mite in
2 week. Too cool and wet.
Do not fail to see the Easter Cards at
the Herald Book Store. The assort-
ment is beautiful. All prices.
i Warmers Liver and Kidney Cure in
conjunction with his pills are happy in
their effects: Kept by all druggists.
Why can't Newberry be city, She
has first-class Opera House, a first
rate bread wagon and ten bar-roons.
See the beautiful Easter Cards at the
Herald Book Store. A splendid assort-
ment. 12-3t
Pomaria is moving forward. She
has three bran new buildings-a dwell
ing-hoase, store-house and guano ware
house.
| Cross roads are most apt to be bad,
says an exchange; but in Newberry we
have straight roads which cannot be
worse,
DR.. Mofett's Teethina Teetbing
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. 50-1y
If you want Job Printing done bring
your order to the HERALD Office. Our
prices are cheap and work warranted
to please.
The Household Medicine Chest is a
'multum in parvo, just what you want
1t is worth looking into. Send for a
circular.
Job Printing of all kinds neatly exc.
cuted at this office. All kinds Of paper
and cards kept in stock. Prices rea'
sonable. 1913
We thank our correspondents for theil
favors. There is room for more. Write
US the news, and make your paper sec.
ond to none.
The negroes can be humbugged by
the Greenbacker and the patent medi.
cine man, but they draw the line at the
half-breed Indian.
It was reported in town last week
that Dump Boyle was dead in Union
Dump says he knew it wasn't SO IS
soon as he heard it.
There are half dozen holes in thu
, road between Mr.. 7. 2. Wicker's ant
! Mr.. Hawkins which nearly broke oul
buggy on Friday last.
DR.. Jno. NJ Thompson. of Silver
. Street, set out two hundred and fifty
cabbage plants a month ago, and they
oro orro,uinp off fino1v