The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-16
Various and all About.
Money is still scarce.
Pearl Buttons-at Cline's.

Various and all ADouC.
Money is still scarce.
Pearl Buttons-at Cline's.
Dots are hard to find.
Particularly about the HERALD Of
flee.
Read B. H. Cline & Co. new adver-
tisement.
Stationery drummers are quite live
" this season.
Contemplating was begun in the
Broad River section last week.
The melon crop seems inexhausible.
Todd received 500 more a day or two
since.
All kinds of handsome stationery at
the HEARLD Book Store, at startlingly
low prices.
Master Albert Gilliard is behind the
counter at Flynn's where he will glad
ly wait upon his friends.
We hear that the ice cream festival
at Prosperity Tuesday night netted
about SO. and no one poisoned.
There was a very pleasant dance
at the Skating Rink Hall Oh Tuesday
night under the auspices OF the Lotus
Club.
Col. A. L. Campbell, Walterboro, S.
c.. SAYS "a member OF my family
used Browns Iron Bitters with good
results"
We feel like rejoicing now that the
long. dull season will soon be at an
end. September brightens up trade OF
all kinds.
Wood will be shortly needed at this
Office, and we will be pleased to receive
it in exchange for the HERALD. Bring
it in at your leisure, friends.
The uniforms of the Newberry Rifles
have arrived. They are very hand
some. The public will soon have an
opportunity of inspecting them.
We see by the Chauch Record that the
Rev. w. w. Duncan, D. D.. will
preach at Hopewell, North Newberry
Circuit, on the 4th Sunday Of this
month.
The Female Academy will begin its
Fall session on the 18th of September.
Ample time is thus afforded 10 parents,
guardians and pupils to get ready for
this auspicious event.
Inhonor of the Centennial year ofher
City, the Charleston Ne,os and Courier
has put on new dress and starts out
on the next hundred years in very
MONDAY splendor.
The Rev. Z. L. White, and others
left Tuesday afternoon for fish on
the Saluda River. We have not yet
heard the returns but the weather seems
favorable to them.
Some of the glano agents who have
Il lein upon the cotton craps for their
pay, begin tefeel ''shaky." In some
parts of the county the cotton is dis
tressingly p r.
Rain at las. God be praised As
we go to press, reports come in from
all parts of the county indicating gene
raj showers. Now that it is fodder
pulling time, we will likely have
enough.
The junior editor is rusticating in
and around the Mollohon country.
We hope that he will return bright and
handsomer tn IN when he left. All
work and no play makes Jack a dull
boy.
Do not allow worms to cheat your
children out OF their living. Shriner's
Indian Vermiiuge will destroy these
miserable pests, and give the little
fellows new armors for the battle OF
life. For sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Snifies has been sick for two months
like the Irislman in the six weeks Of
the long hot month of August, his on
" cry has been ''wather." We hope
he mas the sympathy of the numerous
readers of the HERALD.
Ask our prices for the printing OF
Bill Heads, LIE, ter Heads, Cards, Cir
culars, and .erything else in Job
Printing, and ii you are not convinced
that they are w, we will do the work
for nothing. All that we want is to
keep our printers employed and out OF
mischief.
There was never before such going
and coming among our citizens as there
has been this summer. Their trips
seem to be short and often. Con-
sequently the time and talents of the
local reporter have been taxed to keep
up with their movements.
At the depot last Thursday after
noon Mr.. Todd'S horse which was left
for the time by the driver, took fright
on the approach of the down passen-
ger and ran away with the wagon.
No damage except to the wagon and
that was slight.
The Junior editor is at the old home
stead in the country, taking we'll
deserved rest from his labors; and the
senior is unfortunately confined to bed
by sickness. So the ''sins. negligences
and ignorances, of this issue must not
be visited upon the innocent head OF
either of these but charitably forgiven
youth and inexperience.
Messrs. Editors:-Who wrote the fol-
lowing:
History of the Dutch Republic. His
town az Iobp of Rarnaye1dt aO6 tho