The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-01-24
Various and ALI About.

Various and All About.
Gus Dickert is in the Auditors Of
fee.
The ''Wheelcr House" has eighteen
boarders.
The s4O0 licences did not close
many saloons.
W. H. Holman is having a fine
dwelling erected in Helena.
Mr.. Sholtz has the most snowy and
tastefully arranged house in the City.
Judicious and persistent advertising 9
meets with a just recompense of re-
ward.
Mr.. Jacob J. Paysinger says the oats
sown by him in September are not
killed.
Bob Dick is having a nice cottage
built near the crossing on the road to
Helena.
There has not been "glut'' of cot
ton on the market for some time, still
it comes.
We learn that the Newberry Rifles
will soon have their armory over Cloud
& Smiths store completed.
DR.. NJ. j. Davis, Lewis, Iowa. says ::
Browns Iron Bitters gives the best
OF satisfaction to those who use it,
Pleasant be the dreams of the man
who conceived the idea of putting
shayings on the street to facilitate eros
sing.
Under the new law, jury service will
become burthensome, they will have to
''rotate' oftener than will be desira-
BILE.
The preliminary hearing in the
State VS.. W. H. Blease and Hart Cald-
has been postponed until Monday the
2Sth.
Work on the factory has been pro-
crossing finely, but, must necessarily
be retarded because of the severe
weather.
We learn that the laborers, the
brick and morter carriers, have struck
for higher wages, this stops the en-
tire work.
The local department of the HER
AID is pronounced to be highly inter-
esting and meets with general salts
faction.
Rev. E. P. McClintock was urs BILE
to hold services in Thompson street
church last Sabbath, because of a
felon on his finger.
The colored friends of Ella Beden-
baugh Will be sorry to hear Of her death.
She went to Texas ebout Christmas.
She died of pneuL:onia.
Several attempts have been made by
the wee ther clerk to get up, or rather
down, another fall of sleet and snow.
and so far without success.
A number of dogs were shot in the
East End last night says an ex-
cbHnge. Served them right; let them
keep their east ends ont of danger.
Another cold wave reached us on
Saturday night and Sabbath day. The
ground was very hard frozen. An
other back set to the small grain.
MessrS. Cloud & Smith have enter
ed upon the new year by laying aside
the outer garments known as coats
and further by rolling up their sleeves.
Mr.. D. c. Flynn occupies one of the
most prominent corners in Newberry.
His right hand man, Mr.. Purcell says
that nothing succeeds so we'll as sue
cess.
The HERALD Office has just received
several kinds of new and improved
material for printing purposes, which
4 MI NM afford pleasure to use for the
business community.
We regret that to know that Mr.. Ed
Christian Isl still great sufferer from
rheumatisms He has one Of the best
and most attentive as we'll as most af-
fectionate nurses in the State, that
good wife of his.
Ask yoar druggist for Shriner's
Ir1ian Vermifuse, and il he fails to
supply you, address the Proprietor,
David E. Foutz, Baltimore, Md. For
sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Mrs. j. j. Astor has sent J, 1858 home
less children to the South and West in
the last few years at an expense OF
nearly $4,000. Wealth is blessing
when is is used in such acts OF charity
An indiscreet man Is like an TN,
sealed letter, everybody can read him
hut the wise man secHreth in time
what in time he will surely need:
| fbotsIs Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
We Ssar a ss1,es who are willing t.
serve I'll u people" no doubt a
|, !, great 1ice, beginning to lool
aro1 u feel Of the public pulse
e osS didlY to the front, gentlemen
/. an opHus know your names.
ae NG envelopes printed and furnish
] s1gy the HERALD Job Printing Oh
I Iiyare so cheap as to be a wonder
pf gmember, we have a large job LOT
!ssf all numbers and shades OF color.
~ We like practical men-men who re
], :,lcognize shat other men have busines
Tito attend to. It was wise sayin
"that when you call on man OF bus
j ness, transact whatever business Fo
i may haye-then 60 about your bus
ness.a How tasteless and tedious II
hours spent doing nothing in husinei
times.