The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-06-14
Various and all About.
Clean your premises.

tlcill your pIcllliStS.
Disinfect every portion thereof.
The Beard Of Health is about.
Who s''X.," OF Prosperity, anyhow:
What will dear woman wear next:
Now it * stockings striped with liz
ards and other reptiles. Oh woman.
A large number Of persons look for
relief in the blackberry crop.
\ good rain on Sunday, all nature
rcjoiccd on Monday.
Mr.. Theodore Spehl has good gar
den, and fine cucumbcrs.
Oar college commencement begins
Oh the 9th. Be sure to come, and
bring your friends.
Look at the change in the schedule of
the c. & G. r. r.. published or the
outside.
What is philosophy" Il is some
thing which enables rich man 20 say
there is no disgrace i'll being poor.
Boys. be manly, be courteous. be
diligent. be attentive, be obedient, and
you will grow to be men who will lie
respected.
II is consoling thought that fish
are expected 10 be plentiful in the I'LL
tire, particularly as beef is so high
now.
Dr. Pelham has the most magnili-
cent soda fountain in the State, and
his handsome prescription stand is in
keeping with it. His taste is large.
Our exceeding modesty is great
drawback TO success in business. no
matter how great our need OF money,
we cannot ask for it.
The average life Of the graduating
speech is fifteen minutes. Hard on
the boy who sweats over it night after
night.
See here. We will have another fire
soon enough. You needn't set this
town on fire just to see how the new
fire brigade will handle the engine.
Every bottle OF Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge is guaranteed to give salts
faction ii used according 10 directions.
For sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
There is q rather curious. musical
little animal of the genus Rama, at
Flynn's store. 1t is worth your while
to call and see it.
,r.., C,;1l;1o,1 o,l Tool-.o,, oro
in training. and it is likely that they
will be the engineers of the fire bri-
gade.
The wagons and machines have been
moved from the monument lot; how
let the trash be swept away, and the
lot enclosed with pallings.
Do not forget the Barbecue which is
to come off on the 4th OF July, at Ri
kard's school house. 1t is for the bene-
fit of Beth Eden Church.
Various parts of the County have
been visited with good rains, and they
have had no more agreeable Visitation
within the memory of man.
We regret to learn that James Tay-
lor whose face was badly lacerated by
a kick from mule, some days ago,
has lost the sight OF one eye, from the
effects OF the wound.
The railroad authorities have encloS-
ed the passenger station with palings.
We suppose this will force loafers to
stand on the track to wait for the in
coming trains.
The Newberry ''cOps'' in their blue
suits and helmets present IN attrac-
tive appearance but the rowdy who
is seeking congenial company "dont
like sich.:
The contract Of furnishing granite
for the foundation of the factory has
been awarded to McsSrs. Leavell G
SpeerS, who are now getting out the
granite. Mr.. Ladshaw, of Pacolet, is
in town furnishing plans and directions.
The Town Council Of Anderson have
passed an ordinance prohibiting bar
keepers from selling Intoxicating 9 drink
TO minors and persons of known in-
temperate habits. We commend this
example to the serious consideration
OF our Council.
There will be a big barbecue at Can
mons Creek Church, on the Both in
slant, for the benefit of the church.
All the ladies, and the public are eX-
pected. Addresses will be delivered
ON Education" by the Rev. E. P.
McClintock. the Rev. j. A. Sigh,
Mai. J. X. Nance, Hon. George john
stone. Capt. o L. Schumpert, N. A.
Carlisle, Esq, and Geo. B. Cromer.
The wild woman has reached Alb
beville County. She is black, and is
now ':about eight feet in height" Her
body is covered with a thick coat OF
long hair, and. she runs at wonderful
speed. Last week." says the Alb
beville paper ''she killed a fine hog
and ate il up raw without taking the
hair off," Well, if that hog was one
tenth as tough as this yarn, she had 4
lively tllSsle with it.
Straining at gnat and swallowing a
camel. Our worthy Postmaster says
that under the present ruling of the
Department all misdirected matter
must be sent to the Dead Letter OMce.
Hence letters directed to Chappeli's
Depot, instead of Chappell's, to Kin
ards II. o., instead of Kinards, or Sa-
luda Old Town, instead of Saluda,
are misdircctcd and will go to the
Dead Letter Office. So says the Gen
eral p. NJ. and our p. NJ, has to obey