The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-04-19
Various and all About.

Mr.. Wells has replaced the chimney:
on the opera house.
Mr.. Jas. F. Spearman's fine saddle
horse died last Sunday.
Mr.. Adam Wendler is putting an adj
ditionaI room to his house.
An effort is being made to start q
cotton factory at Camden, Kershaw
County.
A great many Laurens people were
in town this week, on their way to
Charleston.
Fish are not good conversationalist
but if you strike at the right time you
can draw them out.
The cotton market is very dull, and
it is amusing to see the buyers be-
siege cotton wagon.
The biggest and best picnic of this
season will take place at EbenezeT
camp ground some time in May.
Col. D. A. Dickert is putting an adj
dition to his residence, and having his
house painted by Leonard & Means.
There was large crowd at the de-
pot, Monday, to see the eNcursionists
off. Most of the crowd stayed at home.
The senior left Newberry on Mon
day, usurper occupied his editorial
chair OH Tuesday. Fair as hlyis she.
The Board of Health will meet at
the Council Chamber tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock.
We are glad to see Mr.. w. Fl. Kelley
at his old post again. He is here on a
short visit.
The election cases have been indef-
initely postponed, owing to a want OF
funds to pay witnesses and jurors.
The County Commissioners have
awarded the contract for repairing
Kennerley's bridge to N. w. Miller, at
$40.
1t is reported that there are several
new cases of scarlet fever at Jalapa.
We trust that nothing serious will re-
suit from it.
Prosperity speaks of having a Ma
tional Bank and a Cotton Factory.
Her sash and blind factory is at work.
Boom Boom
Our printed labels have charming
effect-Subscribers. now see and know
when their subscriptions are due, and
renew promptly.
Snyder has bought 5,400 acres OF
timber land in Chesterfield, from Col.
Cash, and proposes to have four saw
mills costing about $S, 200 each in ope-
ration within the next six months.
Mr.. John Kinard, Jolly, aged Is
years. who was thrown from 4 mule,
and>very seriously hurt. he is unable to
turn himself in bed.
Our lists are open for the insertion
of new subscribers. Come along then,
one and all and get the best paper the
sun ever shone upon.
Our town has furnished full quota
of visitors to the floral fair. Twenty
three Newberrians went down Monday,
and fourteen, Tuesday.
Subject to fits, and pretty bad ones
sometimes-Tailors. Buy your cloth
ing from Wright & Coppock, and you
will be sure OF getting fit.
The Ne,cs wants a wife ''That's
smart enough to foot my socks" We
know two or three men who want
wives that are smart enough to foot
their bills.
When you don't Just know what ails
you; when you feel aches and pains all
over; when you feel tired and faint,
use Browns Iron Bitters. A wonder
full reviver.
We regret to learn that Cholera has
been playing havoc with Major Jones'
hogs. In short time he has lost ten
or twelve pigs, and eight or ten hogs,
from the effects of that disease.
Barnwell County has mammoth
red oak tree. ''Four feet above the
ground it is thirty-one and a half feet
in circumference, and it is eighty-four
steps between the opposite ends of its
limbs.n
On Monday R. B. Holman arrested
three negro boys charged with riot in
assaulting a colored school teacher,
near Mt. Olive, and disturbing his
school by the use OF insulting language,
and other disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Smith, who has the BraZelman's
bridge contract, was in town on Tues
day. He expects to ship the material
to Newberry in about two weeks; and
he says he intends to finish the bridge
by the first of June.
Amateur gardeners say they never
saw such luck. They work the ground
and a heavy rain runs every thing
together, sow seed and they are wash
ed away. A spring like day is follow
ed by cold winds and rains.
Who would be so cruel, so unnatural,
as to refuse to buy one bottle OF Shrin-
er's Indian Vermifuge, when he knows
thatsworms are destroying his child?
This is no trifling matter.
For sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Warren Cannon OF Newber1y, con-
victed of housebreaking in the day
time, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for two years, has been pardoned
by the Governor. His term would
have expired in eight months.
IAN Exquisite fabric just brought
out is the Walleau raye, silk and
wool fabric in vanishing cross strip
ed graind in orental colores and eff
fects.'' Just so, and we intend to
get a couple OF them, and then so play
ing on harp of a thousand strings.
The many friends of the Rev. II. w.
Kuhns will be panied to learn that he
suffered very serious loss in the re-
cent fire at Westminter, Md. The
Lutheran Church and Parsonage
were destroyed, and Mr.. Kullns lost
all his furniture, including his books
and papers, the accumulation of thirty
years.
Some time 400 .JnO. A. Killer