The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09


firmer grip on life and work harder
than ever, having become grand
father. He is proud Of the response
bility.
The place to get your stationery is
at the HERALD Book Store. All kinds
of paper, envelopes, ink, and every
other article in the stationery line are
to be found there.
The public is respectfully invited to
attend an ice cream festival to be
given at Prosperity on the night OF the
18th inst, for the benefit OF the Pal
metto Volunteers.
The health and beauty of child
dren can be restored by giving them
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge to kill the
worms that darken their complexion.
For sale by DR.. S. T. FAINT.
Mr.. John A. Cromer is remodeling,
enlarging and improving his dwelling
house. He says it will not be i hotel,
but if you'll call. he will try to treat
you Just as we'll as if it were.
DR.. E. C. Jones has not removed his
dental Office since we stated, two weeks
ago. that he was in DR.. Sales old Of
tice over G.. & G.. S. Mowers. The OF
flee over Johnstone & Cromer, is still
occupied as a law Office, by w. II.
Hunt, Jr. Esq,
We learn from a private source
that the Indignation caused at ROCK
Hill by Mr.. S. E. Evans taking charge
of the Western Union office 1T that
place. did not extend to MIR. Evans.
but to the company in obedience TO
whose orders he was acting.
The finest stock of paper. cards and
envelopes for printing purposes can
be found at the HERALD Office. Ii
YOU want to be convinced call and see.
We will not be underbid in prices
either. We mean to fix our. rates at
such figures as to defy competition.
4 Charleston lady who visited Ebene,
zer camp-meeting Sunday was surpris.
ed at the number of people she saw.
She could not see where they all came
from, and supposed that Charleston
must have contributed largely OF the
number. They surely came from
abroad.
On Monday, saleday, two horses
were sold by auctioneer Thomason-
these were the only public sales.
There was fair ':sprinkling' Of men
in town. but the day was dull-very
dull. 1t was not even day of recrea-
ton such as the Abbeyille Medium
would enjoy.
The Rev. Manning Brown will, on
the close of the Tumbling Shoals camp.
meeting, give his gray horse head fol
the mountains OF North Carolina. Oh
course he will be behind the gray anG
will, among other noted points. pass
through the famous Hickory Nut Gap
We would like to be one OF the party
Capt. NJ, NJ. Buford says he was in
Union few days ago, and he heard
the Uiionites giving Newberry ''hai]
Columbia on account Of her recent
fires. Now, Union should be more
charitable, and speak more kindly OF
us; especially since she fed thirty OF
her citizens on poisoned ice cream.
Bad, too bad!
The Tumbling Shoals eamp-meeting,
on the edge of LauYens County, will
commence tomorrow. Friday. and
continue till the following Friday
This will be the largest and best at,
tended meeting in the up-country, ant
the hospitable people of all that sec
ton round will do their best to main
tain the reputation already theirs fol
religious zeal and generous hospital
ty.
The Boys School in Newberry Col.
lege will resume exercises on the 18th
of September. Profs. Bowers ant
Werber are now working in the inter
est of the school, and we have no doubt
that they will open with good atten'
dance. Their time will be devoted tC
the instruction. of the boys in theil
school, and we feel that they deserve
the confidence of the former patrons
of the Preparatory Department.
We feel salts led that many OF our
citizens think of the public roads as
the man in ''The ArkansaW Traveller
thought of his house that needed a
roof. In summer time the roads are
good enough, md don't need work
III winter they are too bad to'be work
ed. The people will be slow about
paying a tax to work the roads in. the
summer, for they don't need work then
and they will not see the wisdom OF
paying a tax to have them worked in
the winter, for then the work cannot
be done.