The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-10-25
Various and All About.


prefer no charges against this popular
dry goods merchant.
Various and All About.
There were only five bales Of cotton
on exhibition at our County Fair.
The largest crowd ever seen in
NewbeTy filed the streets or circEs
day.
The Sells Bros circus is gone to
other fields, it Cleaned this field pretty
clean.
Fifteen hundred or two thousand
darkies filled the town, the streets, the
stores and the circus on Friday last.
sSS. 900. worth of Custom made
Shoes at Cline's. We will make it to
your interest to bny from Us.
1t is thought that the circus inter
fered with The Fair to the extent of
about one hundred dollars.
"a Columbia baby, FIVE days old,
weighs pound and q half and wears
the clothes of its sisters DOLL"
Early Monday morning it commenced
to rain, and no doubt will rain during
the week.
The report that a negro Tas SHOT and
killed while trying to enter the circus
by crawling under the canvas, is not
true.
TINS Easley Messenger is the title of
aneat and newsy little paper, published
at Easley, S. c., by Hudgens, Hagood
& Co. We welcome its advent, and
wish it soon a larger growth.
Postmaster J. E. Gruber of Titus
vile, Fla, sends us copy Of the
Florida Sta7 printed at that thriving
town. 1t is a live and interesting pa
per, and we thank p. N. g., our cousin,
DR.. Fl. P. Tarrant, an accomplished
pharmacist, of Newberry, S. c., but
now with D.. Ed. Delouest, is rapidly
Winning the confidence of our people.
He is alway; at his post-Ocela (Fza.!'
Banner.
The New';erry Fair is over; the ex-
hibits were good. but the attendance
except on the second day was not
large. Per. aps the executive, were
not liberal in the use OF printers ink.
Gillian McGhee, the negro boy who
was run oyer by q wagon or circus
day, was ii the streets yesterday, as
lively as cricket. He complains
somewhat-compiains that he didn't
get to see the circus.
We went into CIine;s dry good store
one day last week and SO great was the
number of customers, and SO much
taken up were the clerks that we had to
serve ourselves. It is seldom other
wise in that sto
Much whiskey vas imbibed in town
on Friday last, ut as there were not
many pugilistic encounters, we pre-
sumo it was not ;ile fighting whiskcy.
Why will men PIT an enemy 50 dread
into them?
Life is too short TO try half dozen
different kinds of s'Sare Cares :" when
one suffers with a cough or cold stick
to the best and use Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; it will cure your cough and
never disappoint you. All druggists
sell it at twenty-five cents u bottle.
As the character Of thief is written
in his countenance, so likewise do
worms portray their presence in the
child's feature. Hasten to give Shri-
ner's Indian Vermifuge to destroy and
expel the pests. For sale by DR.. S. F.
FAINT.
It must be absence Of mind which
causes our subscribers to delay settle
ment of their dues. Surely it cannot
be that they intend to keep us waiting.
We have waited, long and patiently
waited, and our time of probation is
out. Look atyour date Oh the HERALD,
and if your owe come promptly and
pay up.
It must have been terrible state of
affairs, that caused the Psalmist to ask:
s'Who can stand before this cold?" In
his day the remedies were few and
doubtful; how much happier should
this generation be, that has house
hold remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ;
so wonderful has been its cures that
millions rise up and call it :'blessed." "
We were rot advised last week that
Mr. Peter Hair had received his out
ward aGorning at the tasty hands of
Our young irieGd and large user OF
Printers In!;, Mr.. r. D. Smith. Two
things confined n the award of that
$40 suit OF clothe first the splendid
figure OF the man, second the ele-
CANT dressing.
The November issue of The Eclectic
Magazine vii! commend itself to all
lovers OF good literature. The opening
article is powerful statement Of the
ethical significance of Emerson's, by
Henry Norman. There are sixteen
articles in this number. The editorial
departments are OF their usual interest.
Published by E. r. Pelton, 25 Bond
Street, New York. Terms, So yer
year; single copy, 45 cents. For sale
by all newsdealers.
The Ocala Baaner is theSliveliest,
brightest paper which comes to us
from the land of flowers. This is in
part owing to the fact that pears, ap-
pies, peaches. lines, lemons and or.
anges grace It's table all at one time.
Besides these delightful edibles a most
beautiful bouquet from an unknown
donor set off the delicious array. VII
our brother Wilson send us his photo,
graph, that we may see what Kind OF Q
looking man heis.