The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-01-25

OQ Cl6 ZZQU, al 10 year Olu Cpdilldfu
of Charleston, blew out his brains with
a pistol. All for love!
Fine Cotton Mills in Savannah have
stopped work ON account of the high
water.
The bill reducing postage to two
cents on a letter, is about to become a
law.
A negro child was born in Chester
last week, with one body, two heads,
four arms and four legs-dead.
The Deputy was unable to reach the
Maybinton jurors, during the first OF
the week, Enoree River. was raging.
Mr.. Y. @. Myers, of the Bush River
section OF the Stone Hills, has moved
into his new house.
ASHLEY FERTILIZERS are the result
tant of honestpurpose, long experience
and ample facilities.
Why be weak2 Why net be healthy,
robust, and strong, by using Browns
Iron Bitters?
Newberry has three newspapers.
Don't dare to say ''three sheets in the
wind"
Mr. Robert Campbell and his mother,
of Jalapa expect to leave for Mississip-
pi, to-day.
If you think there never was mud
before, read the opening lines OF Dick
ensYBieak House.
The County Commissioners will have
the roadssBofked as soon as they are in
suitable condition,
B. II. Cline & Co., have enlarged the
capacity Of their store by extending the
shelving back to the rear wall.
The Teachers Association has not
been organized the weather has been
unfavorable.
The Debating Club went to pieces
when it struck the question.-1s the
acquisition of wealth the primary con-
dition of a peoples advancement
Mr.. j. NJ. Johnstone who spent last
week in Georgia, says that the streets
of Newberry were better than those Of
any town or city that he visited.
The genial sun broke through the
clouds on Sunday and has continued to
lend us the influence of its beams up
to going to Press,
We make this issue in part with new
and elegant type, and next week there
will be fuller display. How do you
like it readere
The United States Supreme Court
has decided that Congress has no right
to pass a.law against Conspiracy"
in the State.
We are informed that Prosperity is
talking about establishing newspaper
and Cotton Factory. Keep the ball
in motion.
DR.. Pelham's loss by fire has been
adjusted at more than $4,000 as total.
This is considerably in excess of his
insurance.
The members of the Council can
make themselves even more popular,
by providing crossings to the Court
House in rainy weather.
Capt. A. H. Bogardus has accepted
DR.. Carver's challenge for a pigeon
match, and offers to shoot at 100 pigeons
each, at Louisville, KY.
The HERALD,s face will look cleaner
and brighter shortly, Cold weather
and other circumstances have worked
against 1t lately.
All subscribers to the HERALD are
invited to ask for and receive copy of
Keudall's Treatise on the Horse. A
very valuable book which we intend to
distribute free. tt.
The New Yorker who has undertaken
to eat two quails day for 80 consecutive
days, finished the first brace in sixteen
minutes, and the sixth brace in nine
minutes.
Friend Wright the timer and stove
dealer fearing that the supply of mud
would run short, on Thursday morning
last gathered tin bucket full for fu-
ture operations.
Mr.. Goggans lost a number OF copies
of the State reports in the fire. These
reports, which were very valuable, had
been left by careless borrowers, in the
Masters office.
The Deputy Sheriff has been taking
exercise on horseback. He thinks the
lawyers might have had their subpoena
writs and tickets ready to be served,
when he was summoning the jury.
There were peddlers, how many ped
dlers in town last week. We, suppose
they came in because they couldn't
peddle and didn't care to paddle
through the mud.
OUR OLD ABANDONED FIELDS ARE
TO BLOSSOM as the rose; Joy and glad
ness are again to visit our homes; and
sterility and bankruptcy are to take
their flight before the benign march of
Ashley Ash Element.
On the 20th, John Williams, colored,
was up before Trial Justice Packer, on
la charge Of having forged the name OF
Mr. G. L. Neel, to an order OH G. & G.
rs. Mower. he was committed to Jail
to await trial.
a copy of the Great Industries of the
United States, a large So book, will be
given for two names to the HERALD, If
accompanied by 81. Only two subscri-
bers. Four dollars in subscriptions,
and five in book. tt.
On the night of the fire, some of our
/, eolored citizens acted on the principle
that The Lord helps those who help
Themselves and generously helped
themselves to Wheeler's cigars, and
other things.
ACHILD TOSSING IN IT'S SLEEP
indicates worms. An army of them
are at work eating the yitals away.
One dose of Shriner's Indian Ver1nifuge
viii destroy them and save its life.
For sale by DIR. s. F. FAINT.