The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-03-29
THE NEWBERRY HERALD.
Various and all About.

| Various and all About.
Il Can any one tell us what kind OF /;
peach crop we will have.
Vegetation looks sickly hereabout!
after the late severe frosts.
1 The sun do shine once more, thanks
to the clerk of the weather.
| Indelible Ink, Automatic Pencils and
other articles just received at Herald
Book Store.
The .HLoti", were disappointed last
Sunday. They will wear their beavers
next Sunday.
The Herald Book Store is the most
popular place in the town of Newberry,
and don't you forget it.
The members Of the Lotus Club were
handsomely entertained at Mr.. j. F..
Browns, Tuesday evening.
As true and efficient tonic, and one
that excels all other iron medicines,
take Browns Iron Bitters.
:sWho killed cock robins" We
heard several gentlemen say that the
shot ratified about their heads.
Mr.. Thos. Harmon rescued us from
the cold on Wednesday morning. The
biggest load OF wood this season.
Pomaria is on rising ground; another
son is born, and David Wedeman is
the happy father. It's bouncer.
All the world and the rest of man
kind are inforned that the Herald has
the largest circulation in town, county
and State.
Under the new post Office regula-
tions. 10 mail, except letters, will be
forwarded after it reaches its destina-
ton, without additional postage.
| Sniffies, one of our most indefatiga-
BILE and laborious itemizers went to
] Columbia last week and lost his head,
hence the scarcity in this column.
Don't forget the mass meeting
which will be held in the opera house
this afternoon for the purpose OF nom-
mating a Council for the ensuing year.
Several persons have taken the new
departure-slips with printed names
and dates of Subscriptions duns.
! Well, so mote it be, we cannot stop to
explain.
The Pine Grove school near Mr..
Rikard's is taught by Mr. W Bowman
Boinest instead of Mr.. J. B. Boinest.
The latter gentleman has fiourishing
school near St. Paul's church.
Nuns. Long, colored, ex-school COM
missioner, has school ofeighty pupils
in No. Z. His wife with one assistant
is teaching about one hundred and
forty pupils. near Prosperity.
The Debating Club will meet next
Monday night, and discuss the ques-
ton, ssDo revolutions advance civiliza-
tion?" This is the question that the
club didn't discuss last Monday night.
| Come and see our beautiful wedding
| and invitation cards and paper, with
envelopes to match. All kinds of Job
Printing executed at this Office, cheap
for cash, and with the utmost expedi-
ton.
We fancy that the robins think this
government treats them worse than it
treated the Chinese. 1t takes care of
Matched birds, but lets migratory birds
! look out for themselves. Protection"
is the cry.
The Hair place was not rented on
Saturday. Tie Supreme Court grant
ed an injunction restraining the Mas
ter from renting the place: and the
Supreme Cour; has a way Of command
ing respect.
| No child will have arosy complexion
as long as worms exist in the intestines.
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will de-
stroy the VOTES and restore the health
| of the child.
For sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
There is a man in Newberry who
will not chew tobacco on Sunday,
though he is al inyeterate chewer dur
ing the other six days. There are
other men in Newberry who can't, or
wont keep from chewing in church,
and leaving the spit and the ''qutd pro
| quo.''
We are under obligations to the st.
Clair Mineral Springs Company f0r a
CODY of their rev illustrated pamphlet.
1 1t is handsomely illustrateda1d print
ed, and contains one hundred and
twelve pages. As1a~Work of art and
also for Information it may we'll find a
place on everytable.
Lockout for the engine when the
whistle blows, md so when D. G. Flynn
Rblows you may look out for his card OF
spring goods which will appear. next
week. He will hang it out to the adj
miring gaze OF the readers of the Her
aid on Thursday morning April 5, at
sunrise. Lool; for it.
"You say your wife gets mad and
raises a row?'' 81 should say she did
She makes enough fuss to run freight
train forty miles all hour" 'sBut Il
YOU knew she was in the habit of get,
| ting mad why did you marry her p
Because if had held back she would
have got madder than ever"
Myra Davis is back from the Peni.
tentiary. You remember Myra express.
ed the belief that short term in that
institution would make a decent wo
man of her. The term must have
been too short; Myra renewed hel
acquaintance with the first barroon
she struck on her way from the depot
!, All goods warranted, and everything
done to please his friends and the pub
lie. This is what our wide-awake, in
teHigent, and reliable friend, B. II
Cline. says in his large and attractive
card this week. The readers of the
Herald can place the utmost reliance
on what this gentleman says, andspent
their money with him satisfactorily
Energy and liberal use of printer
ink, have made man of him.
,Tto narrativa that has beep runnint