The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-10-18

Mr. J. B. Fellers near Frog Level eN-
hibits an ear Of yellow corn nine inches
long. He says his corn is good and
big ears, no nubbins.
w. u. Lathrop, Jr., has left on the
editorial table sample Of sweet pota-
toes, large in size, pretty to look at,
and no doubt excellent to eat.
A painter from Columbia is putting
on the adornments of DIR. Pelham's
new store. 1t is the handsomest es-
tablishment in the burg.
We regret to state that Mr.. John
Sheppard OF Helena had his neck
strained by his horse stumbling into a
hole. He came near breaking it.
The anderson Journal, one OF our
brightest, spiciest and best exchanges
is now nine years OF age, and is cid
enough to enjoy lucrative patronage.
The Keowee Courier sepsibly advises
its readers to SOW oats and pay the
printer. Capital advice which we re-
commend to tke readers OF the
HERALD.
When L 4.fd wrote: II find pity
hangs upon his breast" the following
had evidently cold and had not yet
been informed that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup was the only safe remedy.
We have been requested to publish a
big boom, three-fourths of a column in
length, setting forth the merits OF a
certain article. As there is no boom
in it for Miss Nancy she respectfully
declines the consideration.
used Swift's Specific IS. S. S.) for
bad case of Blood Poison from Ma
laria, and am satisfied that it saved my
life, as was given up to die.
c.. G. SPENCER,
Sup't Gas Works, Rome Ga.
Oct. 1S-1m.
Messrs. Bowman, Evans, Fair, Jones.
Ewart and Cline, committee OIL Invi-
tations have our thanks for 4 compli-
mentary to the ''Hop,, at the New
berry Hotel, this evening. We can
neither chop, skip or jump" but can
look on with pleasure.
The American Agriculturist is at
hand for November, and is a splendid
number, replete with good, choice
reading, timely hints for the home
fireside, and the farm. Published by
Orange jude, Co., 751 Broadway, New
York. Price $3.50 per annum.
Do you see the notice OF Mr.. NJ.
Foot? we take pleasure n saying that
what he says is well said, and full OF
meaning. II short it is double shotted.
He is one of the oldest business men
in Newberry, having run successfully
during period Of fourth of a century.
The battle begins in1 the earliest
dawn of the child's existence. ii it is,
delicate worms fasten upon its vitals,
and as years pass they increase, and ii
not destroyed willkill. Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge will destroy them and save
the life Of the Child. For sale by DR..
S. F. FAINT.
Capt. John W. uexander our atten-
tive Columbia fo eign caterer has our
thanks for a late opy OF a Melbourne
paper. 1t is so la ,nstrous in size and
Yoluminous in m. ter as to excite our
amazement. Its readers have orr SYM
pathy.
Goldbeck's Musical Art Journal is a
most beautiful work, and we prize its
coming. The music contained in this
number are The Serenade; My Sailor
Love; and exercises for Organ and
Piano. Subscription g, single num-
Der so cts. Published by Robert Gold
beck, st. Louis.
A pleasant surprise was given the
worthy pastor of the Mission Methodist
church of Columbia, on Wednesday
night last. The good things were
largely and plcntifully supplied. We
take delight in noticing such delight
full affairs. They show warm and
grateful hearts.
Mr.. Osborne Wells is rusher, as is
evidenced in the rapidity of the work
on the Wheeler Bros. new store. A
few days ago, naught but the blackened
walls were to be seen, now it is meta
morphosed into complete finish, and
looks better than before the burning.
The little daughter of the editor Of
the Tiffin, O. Daily Star was immedi-
ately and permanently relieved of a
severe cough by three doses of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. A twenty-five
cent bottle of this valuable remedy
Will cure the wors3 cough.
We see by the Lincoln Press that
our good friend Capt. j. F. Speck OF
that ilk is as ircpressible, energetic
and sensible as while living in New
berry. The Press says that he is not
afraid OF Printers Ink. Our impress
sion is that tlken in right doses, prop
erly administered it is better than a
thousand other things. Success to
John F.
A walk over to the Factory building
on Thursday AFTERNOON show ed an ac-
tive pushing forward Of the work. Two
hundred hands are now employed in
the various departments. The work
is solid, substantial and fine. The ra-
pidity with which it is growing viii
soon give us our Factory, ard New
berry will be among the cities which
boom.
Two runaways in one day. Wednes-
day morning the horses Of Mr.. J. B.
Clary, attached to dray wagon, not
liking the slow driving of their driver.
took the bits into their mouths and ran
in style of their own. No one hurt.
In the afternoon a trotting horse OF
Mr.. J. a. Burton also had an opinion
of his own and Runaway. One wheel
of the sulky Ras left at the FaiI
grounds, and the other with a part OF
the body coming in contact with the
lamp post on the corner of Main and
College street became too heavy tc
move and was left. No one hurt.