The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-02-08
Various and all About.

If the weather permits do some gar.
dening work.
The best wayto take time-is by the
forelock.
Now sow cabbage seed if gou expect
to make crout later in the year.
'sNine for conviction, three for ac-
quittal.
Farmers are picking eotton-what
remained OH the stalks from last crop.
On salesday horse sold for less
than 50.
Seaside novels, a large batch, just re-
ceiyed at HERALD Book Store. Make
your selections early.
{ Valentines Day is near at hand. Pre-
pare for the auspicious event, young
men and maidens.
Hotel pen holders like umbrellas
seem to be common property, may be
the drummets use them as tootf-picks.
Any druggist will tell you what he
knows about the merit OF Shriner's ln-
dian Vermifuge, the popular remedy.
Miss Fanny c. Settler has opened a
school of Is pupils, in No. II, near Mr.
Felix Graham's.
Young, old, and middle-aged men
and women get health and strength by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
H +. = #
Look out for bargains at N, Foot q
Son; and all indebted must settle up.
In B.,tler Township, Greenville Co.,
man 21 years old eloped with girl
about IL years old, and was married
to her.
The Chronicle says that a young
lawyer of Edgefeld had to go to the
multiplication table to find out how
much Z times 9 is.
Our nimrods are cautioned against
shooting deer, particularly around the
suburbs I; it is against the law, as at TINS
season the deer are making their nests.
Last week the meat house of Tobe Nc
/: Morris, colored, OF No. 4, was accident
all his meat and corn.
-s The town punster says-"One man
signs his name with pen; another
signs his name with quill but the
Judge signs his, Witherspoon."
Parents are advised to look after
their boys, many OF whom are out on
the street till late hour OF night. No
good can come OF this.
DR.. W. E. Pelham once more hangs
his banner from the outer walls, and
has opened new stock of Drugs and
Medicines in the store formerly occu-
pied by Dickert & Son.
In anticipation of change in business
by N. Foot & Son they call on all in
debted to them to come forward and
settle their open accounts, by cash or
note, on or before March 1st. 1t
Messrs. w. II. Dickert G Sons small
stock of shoes, distraihed by Mr..
Mower, for rent, some time ago, was
sold at auction on Monday. Hand
made shoes were cheap.
Some plan ought to be devised for
getting the States witnesses into
Court. The progress of Court was
greatly retarded by the absence OF
witnesses, on Monday.
Mr.. d. o. Herbert ssdeshed his maid
en- sword'' yesterdy, in defense OF Nc
Crazy charged with burglary and
larceny. He made good, strong ar
oument in bad, weak case.
Auetioneers Thomson, and Kinard
were kept busy Monday. They sold
all kinds of property at all kinds OF
prices. Mules were cheap; but such
mules!
Jan. 27, 1888.
Having bought the interest of NJ.
Foot in my business this day, / will
continue at my old stand. VIII be glad
to see my friends. w. H. JONES.
st
The Meharry Medical Department
of the Central Tennessee College has
our thanks for an invitation to attend
their Seventh Annual Commencement,
OIL the 22d inst. Chairman COM
mittee of Invitation, Mr.. q. w. Nc
Morris.
NJ. Foot & Son, in anticipation of
change in their business, offer. their
stock of Clothing, Blankets, and all
other Winter goods at greatly reduced
prices, all of which Trey are determin-
ed to close out on or before March lst.
ct
Harvey Reese, one of Newberry's
fayorite BARRIERS we are pleased to
state has returned. He has pulled
off his coat, rolled up his sleeves" (" and
will gently manipulate over the faces
and craniums of his old customers, at
the Newberry Hotel Shop.
Mrs. Redus and Miss Daniel would
announce to their customers and
friends that they leave to-day for the
North, to return in few weeks with
full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, fresh and new, for the Spring
trade.
Feb. 5, 1883, CIT
The card of our esteemed friend Mr..
Sawfield of Columbia is suggestive, it
means good clothes, accurately fitting
suits. We have on now suit made in
his establishment. 1t is a Sunday
suit, and it suits us SO well, that we
are 10th to hang it up on Monday.
Send him your orders.
One of the Anderson papers says,
IS. P. Wilson. killed hawk in his yard
that measured fifty-two inches from
tip to tip" We don't care to pry into
Mr.. wilson's private affairs, but we
would like to know for what purpose
he has yard that measures only fifty
two inches from tip to tip.
The land is filed with drrmmers. all
sizes. shapes and kinds were here last
week; from dapper, sharp featured and
tight legged up to the big, fat, ruddy
checked and loud voiced drummer.
They were all here. 1t was like the
swarming of a colony of bees. Chase
saws they were so thick that they could