The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-10-11
Various and ALI About.
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Various and ALI About.
The dust is laid,
By the beneficial rain.
Heed the cry-wood wanted.
Mary Bowman, colored, died Tuesday
night of dropsy.
B.H. Cline 6 Co., wants everybody
to read their new Advertisement.
DR.. Pelham's new store is almost
completed-it bids fair to be hand
some.
The building OF Mollohon block is
anxiously looked toward for. Why the
delay?
Job lot of elegant new Music at from
5 to 10 cents each ut the HERALD
Book Store.
: DR.. Jas. B. Mills. Saltmarsh, Ala,
says: Several of my patients have
used Browns Iron Bitters for chronic
indigestion with benefit" f .
Mollohon Row was burned nearly
three months ago, but We are told
that smoke was seen issuing from the
cellar on the Singly lot, last Saturday.
We are glad TO learn that in some
sections of our county the cotton crop
is turning ont better than was .ex-
peeted.
Many persons no doubt have been
waiting till this season to subscribe
for the HERALD-we ask them to delay
no longer.
Dancing and wedding parties are
asked to look at our beautiful paper
and cards before having their prining
done. Our stock is large and superior.
Newbery is one Of the busiest marts
in the State, it is also the prettiest
town, and the people the most hospita-
bic.
There will be dance given by the
young men Of our town on next Tues
day evening, and invitations will be
extended accordingly. Look for an
invitation.
The directors of the Joint Stock
Company have engaged the Columbia
band to furnish music during our
county fair. This will be only one OF
the many attractions. .. ....
Preparations are going on at the
Fair Grounds. and we hope that the
farmers will cooperate with the direc-
tors so as to make the exhibition cred
liable. 4 #ss..Ea .. sEr
4 railroad mass meeting will be held
on the first Monday in November. 1t
will be saleday, and court will be in
session. There is therefore 4 likelihood
that the mceting will be well attended
We call attention particularly to the
card of Capt. Jas. Y. McFall in this
issue. Long yards and good measure
in all articles and honest, fair dealing
are the notices by which the Captain
is governed.
Next week will be the week of the
season. The Agricultural Fair, Sells
great circus, and the first ent tartain-
mcnt 1t the Opera House. The Town
Clerk is authority for the latter clause.
Newberry will no doubt be crowded
next week; everybody will be here,
and we extend them Il cordial invita-
ton to visit the HERALD office, perhaps
good may result to maly Of them. per-
haps we may be benefited.
The Debating Club decided at its
last meeting that there ought not 70
be an income tax. Tonight it will
discuss the que,tiou-''Ought repre-
sentative to be bound by the will OF
his constituents.
A rat entered the open Piano Of the
Misses Wheeler and was not discovered
for several wee ks-whcn found it was
dead. The Piano very fine one is
badly injured and will have to be sent
North for repairs.
If Worms Change the Complexion
they have t. ndency to destroy the
vital energies lat sustain and promote
health and life; therefore, at the first
Indication of rrms, administer Shrin-
er's Indian V rmifuge. For sale by
DR.. S. F. FAINT
A western p; per says /: Nothing will
cure some sic men more quickly,
than an offic properly applied
This cure may be successful in many
cases, but we would say: 1t man
suffers from cough or cold, give him
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Monday afternoon some excitement
was caused by Il runaway OIL the part
Of the horses to DIR. Martins dray.
They ran against he curbing IN front
of Leavell's Furr ;ure Store, broke
down one shade tire smashed one hind
wheel of the dra. and were stopped.
The driver was slis tly injured.
'sMrs. Partilgto1 what do tou use
for very bad cold: asked Mrs. Dull.
''Handkerchiefs, rla'am," answered
the aged dame, looking over her spec
tacles. Handkerchiefs, are desidera-
tim in the event of cold, but bottle
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a neces-
sity, because it not only relieves, but
cures TIE worst cold or cough.
Frank Jones and Anderson Schum-
pert, two colored boys of Prosperity,
have been approved by the Newberry
Conference of the Lutheran church, as
candidates for the Lutheran ministry.
They are now going round trying to
raise sufficient money, by subscription,
to pay their way to Washington, where
they will prose,ut their studies in an
institution under the management OF
DR.. Butler of the Lutheran church.