The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-05-03
Various and all Alb out.

Uncommonly so. .,.
This is the third day OF May.
May be May will be pleasanter than
April. r,-.. ..
We would like to hear from every
section. ...
In the meanwhile every section shall
hear from us.
Sula. Williams, daughter of Albert
Williams, colored, died last Sunday.
An interesting ceremony will be
performed in town to-day.
There is no question OF doubt that
the HERALD is a first class paper.
A few more good prompt paying sub
scriberS will be received with delight.
Ten cent Music at the Herald Book
Store.
An oft. repeated tale-Job Printing
neatly and expeditiously executed at
this office. .......
A number of Laurens lawyers were
in town Saturday on their way to the
Supreme Court. .......
Davy Crockett's advice to be sure
YOU are right then 90 ahead, might be
followed by not few nowadays.
The Rev. J. A.. Sigh told us last
Friday that there were six or seven
cases Of scarlet fever ON his plantation.
The first of May was a dreary, rainy
day; not at all spring-like. Overcoats
were in demand.
Richard Wilson, colored, aged about
seventy years, died in Gravel Town
Tuesday afternoon.
: A number of our lawyers are in
Columbia, attending the Supreme
Court. They expect to return this
week.
Who will tell our Liberty Hall cor
respondent why the day of the week,
on which May begins, is the day of the
week on which Christmas falls?
A number of persons went down to
Mt. Pleasant, to hear DR.. Duncan
preach last Sunday. The Doctor is
deservedly popular in our county.
Mr.. Tarrant has had the iron columns
in front of his store painted red. They
present an attractive appearance. " AS
we'll out of the world as out OF the
fashion," ... :-...........
Mr.. NJ. Foot and the worthy son of
the worthy father have our thanks for
a supply Of Passover bread and Mat
soth. ..-a
Mr.. L. S. Bowers the efficient HER
AID agent has our thanks for Sub
scribers and cash last week. He is in
slant in and out OF season.
There will be a great many peaches
among the ''Stone Hills" But we
are told that the crop never fails in
that part OF the County. a.- .-
The County Commissioners were in
session on Saturday, and reached the
Little River bridge built by Mr.. Mont.
Williams. They paid for it $3.50.
DR.. Mayors next ''Dutch Fork" will
be very forked. 1t will appear next
week. Like the others it viii be in
teresting. Extra copies can be had
five cents will buy one.
Mr.. j. S. Sloan says he has the hip
hold on the ugly May Pop vine. He
sowed field, which had been over run
with it, in rye for three years, pastur-
ing it each year, and now May Pop
is not to be seen. He says he wants
this made known.
Miss Sally Glenn eloped with Mr.. P.
NJ. benson and was married to him
last Sunday morning. As the subject
is fitting one, we give the happy cou-
pie motto in original rerse,
Not bolts and bars, nor old folks art,
Can keep two iove-sick souls apart.
DR.. Pelham put up his soda foun-
tain yesterday, and he is now prepared
to dispense soda water '.as cold as
charity The apparatus, the 'Argosy,
is a thing of beauty, and it is a splen-
did piece of workmanship-costing
$500. 1t is 81 inches in height, and
contains six marbles of different colors.
The apparatus rests on counter ten
feet in length, handsomely painted by
Joseph. Means, and covered with q
marble slab. But you will soon see il
awe can't describe it.