The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-01-18

More mud.
Plenty of mud.
More mad than Is wanted.
Mr.. a. q. Wheeler is still Treasurer,
Some Lexington men want to know
how the election went-if it's over!
"Who saw the Sun" on Thursday last
why every who had eyes to see.
Question: Does . wifs's name as
surety, give any weight to her husbands
bond? Don't all answer at once.
The penalty of Auditor Nance's off.
cial bond is $4,000. instead Of $500 as
stated in the last issue of the Mews.
The Clerk of the weather has lost bis
grip of the helm--the weather is vii
lainous.
1fyou want to double your crops, and
lengthen and strengthen your fibre, use
Ashley.
Mrs. Hillary Suber has received from
the Knights of Honor, $4,000, insurance
on her husbands life.
The Princess Louise and the MARQUIS
ofLerne are coming to Charleston, from
which place they do not expectto to come
10 Newberrg. -;
Mr.. Guerry pronopnces Newberry,
one of the most intelligent and cultiya-
ted teBns with which heis acquainted; /;
and he is gentleman of taste.
What has come over Smoky Town
and its genial inhabitantsp We trust
they have not bsen submerged in the
prevailing mud. .s
The people who shut doors when they
come in and go out, are either gone
dead, or gone to Texas. and We sorry
for it. The Register makes this mem
ton, We too have missed them.
The first Quarterly Conference of the
Methodist Church was held on SATURDAY.
and Sunday. the Rev. w, D. Kirkland
presiding. The meeting was interest
ing. sfz
Mrs 6. E. Werber will assist Prof.
B. w. Bittle in teaching the Prepara-
tory Department. of Newberry College.
He is yoang man of much promise; !;
and every body likes Gus"
Acopy of the Great Industries of the
United States, large S5 book, will be
given for two names to tho Herald, if
ACCOMPANIED by a. Only two subscri-
bers. -Four dollars In subscriptions. and
fve'in book. If.
Mr.. A. w. Hamiter has inst finished
o handsome piece, Of car painting for
the c. G. & A. shop at Columbia,
The work is highly spoken of by the
Register. Harnlter is an artist with
the brush.
The prevailing cold, so intense has il
been that we find it difficult to get a
good impression of the HERALD. Type,
presses and men are all but frozen. and
we long for a change over the spirit of
the dream ~. :
A Man who signs, "Charles Gnitsau,
2 d. wrote tothe Mayor of Boston. on
the 18th, that beiwill kill Gov. Butler,
in five months and twenty-eight dags
from the date Of letter, and then choose
the Mayor for Gov,
a r.
DR.. Carver the celebrated naarks-
man shss challenged Bogar5as. Ho
says be will shoot against any body in
the world, for 81. 10 $40 900. Let the
Newberry Glass Ball Clubs be organ
lied at once.
Four good things in one day, MAKES
a man feel good all over-a present of
saddle pony to the wife, box of oranges
from, the land of flowers, another from
Charleston, together with a cheering
piece OF information. Enough for one
day. surely.
Here we lead. and holding hard;
Ashley's progress you can't retard.
While dat Niger is laying in bad;
Ashley Melon de climb up de shed.
Fetch that Bone to the Ashley pile;
When ground TO dust the land will
smile.
Drummers, and regular boarders ait
the Newberry Hotel all pull down their
vests after eating, expressive Of their
supreme felicity, in being filled with "a
fullness, and Chase is lauded to the
skies. We think some of the praise
should be given to his better half, the
good madam. She knows how things
should be done, to our knowledge.
In a week or two Mr., Jimmie Anll
and family will have completed a neat
and coSy cottage on the Baxter old
place, between the College and steam
mill. No prettier site could have been
selected for dwelling, and when their
vines and fig trees grow, may they sit
under the shade thereofin peaceful CON,
tentment.
Wood is much needed at this office.
Will some Of our near at hand and val
ned wood paying subscribers bring MS
some,
For the printers do shiver with cold.
Their fingers can't pick np the type;
TO see them you'd think they are old,
For the poor house they are most ripe.
The presses too are quite stiff,
The ink is concealed all up.
So wood up and give us .liff,'.
Oh wood up, by all means wood up.
solored Baptist Church.
NEwRzh>< $. C, Jan. 9 1883.
MEssRs. ED11oAs Tie colo,oa
Baptists of Newberry ! ANAL
church building, badly Eslaa nsar
Scott's Greek. Of late the coSss.