The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-22
Various and all About.
Cool nights and warm days.
Oats and wheat cut and saved.

OalS ana Wuea' CuG aUu SapGu.
The telephone is nearly completed.
Farmers busy at work. and business
dull.
There are a few cases Of mumps in
Brooklyn.
Good advice is the foundation of all
good things.
The Registration Books were closed
Tuesday, Goth.
Policeman Eli Franklin has resigned
from the force.
There was hop at the Crotwell Ho-
tel Monday night.
Pongee never gets out Of fashion.
Remember this girls.
Commencement next week, and Il
lively time expected.
Yesterday was the longest day of the
year-the Summer Solstice.
Our job presses continue to do all
kinds of work, at low prices.
The Supervisor registered 4,246
voters up to Tuesday night.
We have the hope that there will be
a little money afoat on this occasion.
The Colony and the Hartford Clubs
will meet Saturday to elect delegates.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. W.
II. Ramseur, of Phifer's, a Notary Pub
lie.
Mr.. Jonathan Werts. Of Saluda Old
Town, made Ill bushels of wheat on 5
acres.
Jack Hair, Jr's., ,.loss in sheep by the
ravages of dogs was only four all told.
and not twenty-one.
Good rains Saturday and Sunday in
the Southern and Southwestern por-
tions of the County.
Mr. Jno. Davenport, of the Bush
River section, made Is bushels of wheat
to the acre on 8 acres.
A fnll feeling after meals, dyspepsia.
heartburn, and general iii health reliev-
ed by Browns Iron Bitters:
The Stationery departmental connec-
tion with the HERALD Office keeps up
with the times. Prices cheap.
Mr.. G. B. Cromer delivers the liter
ary address before the young ladies Of
Walhalla Female College to-day.
An Edge6elder who was in town
Sunday morning reported terrible
wind storm just beyond the river.
Henry Kennedy has settled with the
Insurance companies. He takes 81
lS1 .O5 on house, and 1852 on furniture.
The S G. Woman's Missionary
Society meets 10 Columbia Tomorrow.
Mrs. Herbert is the delegate from
Newberry.
We are frequently asked who writes
the communications to the Herald under
the title Il Wonder" We answer,
Hard Tack.
Several young people of Helena met
at Mrs. R. B. Holman's Sunday night
to witness the blooming of Night
Blooming Cereus.
Rev. R. D. Smart delivered an ad-
dress before the literary society of Co.
lumbia Female College Tuesday. He
will return to-day.
The Town Council of Laurens pub
lishes an Ordinance requiring every
dog running at large to be ''matsled, or
guarded by its owner"
What is called respectability is great
help to many men. Once. they have
attained it, they can put in lie where
it will do the most good.
Our "devil," dressed in store clothes,
is attending the Columbia Female Col
lege Commencement this week. We
trust the girls will notice him.
The wind SaturdaYraised such cloud
of dust as is seldom seen. 1t reminded
one Of the descriptions he has read of
the simoons on the Sahara desert.
A correspondent asks: Can hens be
too fat to lay?' That depends upon
the lay. If it's to lay inside of a lone
some stomach we don't think they can.
Ex-
There has been a good deal of "wire-
pulling" going on in town this week.
and, as a consequence, there is going
to be hell(o) of a time pretty soon.
See?
Emory Chapel, the new Methodist
Church on the Saluda side Of EdgefeId
County, will be dedicated next Sunday.
Rev. Jesse A. Clifton will preach the
dedication sermon.
NJ. Foot & Son have an, open barrel
of nice, fresh Mackerel, small but ex-
ceedingly nice. As the most of people
have liking for this kind Of fish, the
information is gratuitously given.
Mr.. ". H Hunt, Jr., appeared 10
two cases 10 Judge Carlisle's Court
Tuesday, and came Of victor in both;
in one case be appeared for the prose-
uution. in the other for the defense.
Last week we stated that one of the
cars at the Copeland's Crossing acei-
dent ran about one hundred CARDS
after leaving the track; bat we should
have said feet. 1t ran just 40 feet.
A fne large Tomato Of the Paragon
variety, grown by DR.. Pelham, fouod
its way to our sanetum yesterday. 1t
was the first We have seen, and few
more Of the same kind viii be appre-
ciated.
The Walhalla Courier says: "Mr. G.
W. Sadler presented the editors Tues
day with q basket full OF the most doli-
cious peaches" The editors retarn
thanks to Mr.. Sadler for the peaches,
but fail to thank him for the basket
4 Froo 7 aveler walked TO Newberry