The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-11-08
Various and All About.
The Senior is home again.

And is harnessed up for work.
The busy season has commenced,
and it is we'll he is at work.
We advise all of our friends to do
likewise. Work while it is day.
. On Monday Ncwbery Bank Stock
sold at S1.52.
Mr.. Howard Franklin is now on the
police force.
DR.. I. J. Casper, Springfield, o.,
says: Il recommend Browns Iron
Bitters.".
The farmer should now SOW his small
grain, oats, wheat and barley, and sow
largely and plentifully. It he has
sown already, let him sow again. and
again.
A few days ago negro who was on
his way to prison broke and ':heeled"
it. Chief of Police Chappcll ''picked
him up" on College Hill.
We regret that Messrs. Peoples G
Johnston Were obliged to close their
store yesterday on account Of sickness.
The two partus RS and Mr.. Gaillard are
all sick.
The merchait and the mechanic will
also put in his pest licks at this season.
The wifeais in need of warm clothing
and the children need shoes and other
articles.
A few dost of Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge, gj zen in time, may save
you many do Jars in Woney and the
life OF your ch id. For sale by DR.. S.
F. FAINT.
The lawyer is not admonished to
work, for it is opposed that he is hard
at it. Court low being in session,
this is their pc ticuiar season to 'push
along, keep moving"
The printer is ha:d at work trying
to collect his moEHy, and it will 60
very hard with him if he gets it not.
Pay him up, delinquents. He is most
patient waiter.
We are pleased TO learn that Mrs.
Betsy Sigh, the enerable relict, Of
Capt. Philip Sligl getting better Of
her severe illness. jhe is now in her
s3rd year.
Hon. D. Wyatt A zen has our thanks
for congressional vors, and among
them handsomely printed memorial
Address on the Lite and character Of
Jas. A. Garfield, by Jas. G. Blaine.
We call attention of parties interest
ed to the Masters notice in the case Of
Sarah E. T. Chick, vs.. Louisa Y. j..
Farr, an extension of time having been
granted by order of Court.
The crowd in town on Monday was
unusually large. 1t was saleday and
court was in session. There were
some so witnesses in one case, who had
been summoned TO be present for trial
on Monday.
Peoples & Johnston are creeping,
they have emerged from the shady
side of Main Street into the free glare
of broad sunshine on the other side, in
the store lately occupied by w. E.
Pelham. May they creep into large
success.
The only pain we can safely make
light of, is the window-pane, but the
pain that racks our frame and tears our
lungs is matter OF serious conse-
quence. To alleviate the latter and
effect a permanent cure, DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is relied on by all sensi-
BILE people.
Have you heard anything about the
Stationary derartm mt connected with
the HERALD office lately? 1t is first
class institution, replete with every
thing needed by the merchant, the
lawyer, the minister, the mechanic,
besides, the ladies and the Misses and
the boys can ind what they want
| there.
ssHow old are you." said an ancient
dame to a grinEing little tar-pot.
"Well, if goes by What mudder says,
is most ten, but il I goes by de fun
I'se had, Use most hundred" o!
! that all could measure their years in
this way, buS how many measure them
by long night watches, and almost
fatal coughing spells, which could have
been cured by bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in season.
The grand jury found irregularities
| in the Office OF Trial Justice Reid. We
do not know into how many Trial
Justice offices their examination ex.
tended, but we venture to suggest tina!
they might easily find irregularities.
or at least, glaring defects in rhe Trial
Justice system. We donot believe the
Justice in question has done any in.
territorial wrong, though he may have
erred through inexperience. He i:
charged with having allowed the parties
to compromise certain prosecutions fol
.sheinous'' crimes; if these heinou;
crimes were like most of those tried al
the last court Of sessions, we are
willing to forgive Mr.. Ried, as having