The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-06-21
Various and all About.
Is our Fair Association dead?

This is the longest day of the year.
Lesle's Popular Monthly received
at HERALD Store.
The Board OF Health say that Jor-
dan is a hard road to travel.
A negro child died on Mr.. John
Folks place last Saturday.
Mr.. Crotwell's new buildings are
going mp rapidly. He is famous as a
worker.
The gardens in and around New
berry are almost played out by the
drought.
The oat crop is just middling, but
the reaper and the thresher cuts and
binds as usual.
We note some Improvement In the
meat market, that is in the quality,
but not the price.
Remember that Court meets on Mon
day, the ninth OF July ; there will be
no jury in the civil cases.
A lively friend from over Scott's
creek, says he wants market house
and a Jail over there. What for, we
cannot imagine.
MessrS. Keitt have put up a steam
saw mill OH the Wadlington place.
They have twenty-five horse power
engine.
Mcssrs. Pool and Banks are turning
out bricks at the rate of 10000 a day.
They have our best wishes for their
success.
The teachers and students OF the
Leesville English and Classical Insti-
tute have our thanks for an invitation
to attend their commencement eXer-
cises OIL Thursday, the 2lst inst.
A party of about six gentlemen, in
Guiding DR.. o. B. Mayer, Jr., went to
Strother's yesterday afternoon to meet
L. w. Floyd, on his way home from
Greenville.
Mr.. J. S. Salter, having taken his
family to the country; has returned to
his gallery, where he Is prepared to take
pictures as usual, and invites his friends
to call on him. 1t.
Thousands of fchildren are saved from
disease and death every year by the
timely use of Shriner's Indian Vermi-
fuge, the popular remedy. Only 25
cents bottle. For sale by DR.. S. F.
FAINT. I
On Saturday, July 7th, a barbecue,
in first rate style, will be furnished at
Prosperity, by Messrs. Wyse, Maffett |
and Mills, to which the public one and
all are invited.
". II. Hunt, Jr., Esq, afteg spend
ing short vacation in the mountains,
has opened 4 law office over the office
of Johnstone & Cromer. Success to
him.
We are glad to learn that Willie
Duckett who was seriously cut with a
hoe, is doing well, Though he losf
part Of his skull, he has not been con-
fined to his bed.
Our little friend Willie Crosson, OF |
Prosperity, can beat the rest Of the
county on cotton. He has stalk
which had 81 shapes, several days ago,
and will soon havp blossoms.
The Sheriff went to Columbia, last
Monday, in charge of colored lunatic.
An abominable language is the Eng
lish. Was the Sheriff; in charge of
the lunatic, or the lunatic in charge of
the Sheriff?
We acknowledge receipt Of an illvi-
tation to- attend the unteiling eere-
monies of the Confederate monument,
on Wednesday June, Goth, at Camden.
The Hon. Wade Hampton was the
orator.
The annual exhibition of the Pre-
paratory Department Of Newberry Col
lege will take place in the Opera House
next Saturday night. Encourage the
boys with your presence-the enter
tainment will be worth attending.
The Clariosophic and Euphradian Lit
erary Societies of the South Carolina
College have cur thanks for an invita-
tlon to their Annual Debate on Wednes-
day evening, June 9th, at College
Chapel. The invitation comes through
Messrs. J. NJ. Kinard and E. A. Gas
que.
Lieutenant Darlington sailed from
New York for st. Johns newfoundland
on the 18th instant. From ST. Johns
he will proceed northward about the
20th in the sealer Proteus, the United
States corvette in which he sailed
from New York following. His FAM
lily expect letter from st. Johns.
We are pleased to see that Luther
NJ. Kuhns is member of the gradQat-
ing class Of Pennsylvania College.
He has our thanks for a very handsome
to the Commencement, on
the 2Sth. The Alumni Grafton will be
delivered by the Rev. E. T. Horn, on
the 27th.
Much valuable information is some
times picked up in our exchanges, and
our readers will be indebted to US for
finding the following. 1t relates to the
cabbage worm. Nothing before being
found to be so good for this troublesome
pest. Give them about half cabbage
each once week-the larger the cab
bage the healthier will be the worm.
The next week will be commence
ment, and large number Of people
will congregate from far and near.
In the largeness of our heart we in
vite them to visit the HERALD Book
Store and Printing Office. Much can
be seen there to interest them. Pa
per, pens and ink will be found there
to do their writing.
Leavell & Speers, who have the con=
tEact for furnishing the granite and
making excavation for the factory foun-
dation, broke ground for the founda-
ton Tuesday morning. The job is
a big one, the excavation will at one
end go to the depth of about eleven
feet. But the work will now be press
ed forward:
The Agricultural Joint Stock Com
pany is making efforts to finish paying
the debts of the old Society, that it
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