The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-11-22
yarious and An About.

Read the HERALD Book Store aQrer-
tisement, it is small, but none the less
expressive. y
The Legislature will meet on the
9th Instant. Congress will meet on
the first Monday in December.
Several members of General Hunts
and Mr.. Robt. McC&ughrin's families
attended the wedding of Miss Maggie
Hood. at Due West last night.
I, An Anderson girl recently refused
an offer OF marriage, and assigned as
her reason that her father had too large
family to support already.
Rev. A. W. whitney, bingham,
Wis, says: ssAfter long sickness
from lung fever 1 used Browns Iron
Bitters and gained strength"
Miss Mccullough living in sight Of
Beth Eden church sent one Of our boys
this week three huge potatoes. That
boy feels proud, and imagines himself
an editor.
Many farmers leave their implements
out all winter instead of housing them,
and then complain because their lot is
not happy one.
A sallow complexion is indicative Of
worms. A few doses Of Shriner'S In
dian Vermifuge will destroy them and
give bright and healthy complexion.
A recent ride along the old Colunl-
bia road in the ,Pomaria country show
ed us considerable unpicked cotton.
Had the farmers in that neighborhood
already picked enough?
Last week there were large icieles
at the Railroad tank-and in the MORN
ing OF one or two days, work was
stopped on the factory on account OF
| the mortar being frozen.
Do the little folks realize how near
| Christmas Is |? Only thirty-two days.
What a heap of pretty things are stored
up in the HERALD Book Store for
them.
Look for the little yellow slip; you
will find it in fold cf the HERALD, or
| may be on the ground at your footsy
| tootsy where it has fallen. Look for
it, hunt it, and do not fail to find it.
A few Of the days Of the last week
were as cold as the weather ever gets
Ito be here. Ice was common and
thick. The weather is now moderate,
and the long drought is over, as it now
rains.
|, Our Liberty Job Press is up and in
running order. ANY kind Of Job Print
| ing work is therefore in order, and we
wait for orders. Orderus friends, and
we premise to be found in order,
The American Business Directory
company will accept our thanks for
q copy of their Directory for Sep
tember and October. 1t is spendidly
gotten up, and valuable reference
for business men.
Wood, oak wood, or hickory wood,
that is wood which is not pine, is want
ed at the HERALD office. We wont
refuse or 90 back on faithful pine, hut
| our preference is for oak. Let it be
oak. then, and not pine il you please.
We pia,e for oak.
A baby was born in cemetery at
| MarSh2lt0Wn, Iowa, Sioft tiine aSo,
but everywhere can be seen babies
horn to the cemetery because mothers
cruelty neglect to procure pr. Ruli's
! Cough Syrup, a sure cure for Group,
colds and coughs,
| MFR. R. B. Askew, late Assistant
| Postmaster at Baltimore, said some
/ time ago: ssHaying had occasion to try
! DR.. Bnlls Cough Syrup, unhesita,
/ tingly pronounce it the best remedy
! have ever used. A small bottle re
lieyed me OF q severe cold.
Capt. j. d. Wedeman Of Pomaris
has the biggest and incest yellow tur
/ nips we have yet seen or eaten. ai
second crop Irish potatoes are 50 larg'
and fine that an Irishman would dar'
swear that they came from the "oul'
| cauntry.'' Thanks, for the generou
sample.