The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-02
Various and ali About.
Five Wednesdays, five Thursda
and five Fridays in this month.

Five Wednesdays, five Thursdays
and five Fridays in this month.
The new bridge over Scott creek, on
the new street, is nearly completed.
Greenville had another fire last Fri
day. Wonder what the commune had
to do with it.
The duplicate statue for the Con-
federate monument in Columbia will
be in place at ar early day.
The heat so far this summer has not
been oppressive. This is the expert
ence OF the people OF this section.
Edward Stuart. colored. died at At
lanta Monday, and was inferred here
yesterday afternoon.
The trustees of the Prosperity High
School met Yesterday and elected Miss
Carrie Lee Boulware second assistant.
Rumors of wild woman i'll Green
vile County, have reached the Green
vile Ncacs; that paper discredits the
rumOrS.
. DR.. L. G.. Mclaughlin, Wolfesville,
n. c., says: 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters for vertigo and now feel like
. new man."
We have received a letter from a
citizen in the county, who is willing
to contribute literally to buy ont
Mollohon Block.
Mr.. J..B. Abbott, of 0conee, made
forty-six bushels OF wheat from two
and one-fourth sown. Newberry is
ahead of that-far ahead.
The HERALD Book and Stationery
Store is decidedly the best place in
town.to get what you want. The stock
kept there is large, fresh and cheap.
The Methodist Parsonage looks like
a new building with its bright paint on
the outside, while on the inside it has
been made equallyclean and dhandsome.
Mr.. Smith Livingston has erected a
large and convenient gin: house ON the
corner leading to Ebenezer Camp
Ground. 1t looks nice enough for a
dwelling house.
The blacksniths Of Newberry struck
last week, and they are still on the
strike. The nerve with which they
hold out awakens grave apprehensions
that the strike will be successful.
Mosquito nets have not yet become a
necessity in Newberry. Happy eN-
perience, and until rains become gen.
eral these little buzzing and blood
Sdckihg pests viii not put in an appear
ance. .. -s3a..riss a....-..sta. ..e.. .r.- -;
THE rain last Saturday seems to have
been pretty general. 1t reached all
the way from Clinton to Newberry,
and a great part of the way there was
a very good season" The crops
were sorely needing it.
The accessions to the subscription
list of our paper. the Newberry
HERALD is gratifying evidence of its
growing popularity, while its claim up
on the business men of the community
is shown in its full columns.
The Ebenezer camp-meeting opened
its services to-day, Thursday, and will
continue until Monday or Tuesday.
The recent rain will give gre ut comfort
to tenters and visitors, while the ride
to and fro will be very pleasant.
Notice the advertisement of Mr.. S.
P. Boozer, and if you are in want OF
lime for building purposes or'for white
washing, 60 to him. If you need one
OF Browns famous Cotton Gins with
Feeder and. Condenser, he can also
supply it.
Debility in adults is often caused by
worms. The change from childhood to
manhood is not sufficient to rid the
system,of this awful plague. Shriner's
Indian Vermifuge viii expel them
and restore health and bright COM
plexion. For sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
The convalescing Senior lie EetpEgHlfaGds pyglfGs