The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-03-15
Various and all About.
Wanted-Wood.
Planters, Contract

| Planters Contract.
| Wanted-More subscribers.
| Wanted-Old subscribers to pay up
| Wanted-People to pay up squarely
Wanted-A colored boy about fifteen
years old.
Note and Motgage Personal Pro-
! perty Lien.
Green Peas are making the Charles
ton stomach feel good.
The amount subscribed to the New
berry Cotton Mills is now about $50, 900.
| Good health rosy cheeks and beau
tiful skin, ladies can get by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Claude said the other day that he
had the "hickory nuts;'' he was in er-
ror however, it was the hick-ups he
had.
Wanted.-Everybody and the rest OF
mankind to remember that the Book
Store connected with this Office keeps
a large variety OF Stationery.
Wanted.-The ladies are wanted to
call and get copy OF Demorests Port
folio OF Fashion. 1t is just received.
"What to wear" not yet in.
You can subscribe to any paper or
magazine published in the United
States by applying at the HERALD
Office.
The Newberry doctors and lawyers
are complaining of dull times. The
people look upon this as favorable
sign.
You can also subscribe to the New
berry HERALD, the price OF which is
only 81 per year, or 81 for six months.
This is rare opportunity.
Haters of that dread disease small
pox are informed that DR.. FAINT has
fresh vaccine virus for sale. He has
many other articles also.
The lovers of the delicious Strawber-
ry will be glad to learn that New York
ers have had $4,000 quarts already.
Pleasant isn't it.
The misfortunes of Virgins and
Vennor discourage us, but we do ven
ture the prediction that Easter will
fall on the 25th of this Month.
A horse bit off the tongue of Mr.. j.
H. Smiths fine cow. That horse, too,
must have heard the preacher say all
flesh is grass.
Mr.. Jared johnson lost his horse, by
death, last week. He was in town
Monday trying to make trade for an
other. He found horse flesh dear.
Mr.. W. T. Wright deserves the
thanks of the town for removing the
old frame building that stood on the
corner of his lot, in front OF Mr.. L. G.
POOLS.
What can't Newberry follow the eN.
ample of Greenville, and organize a
society for the prevention of cruel.
ty animals? A Society of that kind
is needed.
The Newberry Band has been reor-
ganized, and we hope that the mem.
bers will be able to maintain the or.
ganization. Newbery needs some
thing of this kind.
Walter Hazard, ESD, attorney al
law, Georgetown, S. c., has our thanks
for copy Of the Trade and Industries
OF Georgetown, S. c. 1t contains
much valuable statistical information
The Leesyille High School, taught
by Rev. L. E. Busby of our County,
has enrolled more than one hundred
pupils this session. Students are in
attendance from four Counties.
Last week young Edgefielder who
was in Newberry said the three OF foul
wild fellows who occasionally come
over to Newherry have driven nearly
all the labor from his section. He
wants to live in Newberry County.
Mr.. D. R. Smith OF the firm Of Cloud
6 Smith, shows some handsome re-
presentations ofhis new style OF Grown
Collars and Cuffs in this issue. Look
at the print and then go to the store
and purchase few sets.
Mad dogs are again putting in ap.
pearances, one was killed i'll No.
| Township last week, after it had bit.
ten 100 dogs. The Ne,cs says 100, and
we would be better satisfied if it woulC
fall dog or two.
Within the last two weeks, Mr.. Jno.
S. Fair has discovered four or five dead
dogs. near his house. The suppositior
is that they came to grief while prowl-
ing about his yard and committing
depredations amongst his poultry.
'sBeen having your boots half soled?'
asked Tom. SWell. yes" said Ben
who is looking little seedy, ''but
they're not half's old as my hat" And
it was 8 o'clock the next afternoon be-
fore Tom understood just what he
meant by it.
The Jolly Street debating club which
consists of about 80 members, will dis
cuss at it's next meeting, ''Are the
laws of South Carolina just or unjust y
We presume that the secretary will
read the laws for the enlightenment Of
the club before the discussion begins.
The beautiful girl presented by Gov:
ernor Hampton at the last presidential
reception was not Stonewall Jackson's
daughter, as many supposed, but Miss
Anna Keitt, OF South Carolina, the
reigning belle and beauty OF the Gov
ernor's own State. Miss Keitt is
blonde beauty of perfect classical type
On the above occasion she was attirec
in white satin and point lace, and ex
cited great Observation-Disclosures
Letter.
The following paragraph, Mr.. Editor
is taken from the Orangeburg Time
and Democrat.