The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Various and All About.
127 bales cotton sold here last Sat-
urday. Highest price was 9.15.

urday. Highest price was 9.15.
The Shaver nine got "pulyerlzed, ,
or ''paralyzed," or whatever you cal
1t, last Wednesday afternoon at tn,
Fair grounds, by the Hartford club
the score being to II. But only
about three innings were played.
Money is still playing hide and seek.
1t is hard game fol- some folks.
See notice sc. D. c."
The latest thing on foot, or rather
of foot, is the practice OF amputating
the big toe to make the foot smaller.
Narrow pointed shoes is the cause.
Willie Jones says that he only nv
eraged four hours sleep night during
the three months spent hotel-keeping
in Spartanburg. He returns to New
berry to catch up.
Next Monday will be the Jewish
fast. Their stores will be closed.
The TALL flowers are blowing and the
summer is paSt". "What Shall the
harvest be-"
Agents wanted to sell the new book.
the Cash Family Of South Carolina.
Address S.W. Henley, Wadesboro, NC.
Mr.. E. A. Oakman, manager OF ex-
Governor Hagood's Saluda stock farul,
has tried the Mccormick mower, F. A.
Schumpert agent, and is Well pleased
with it.
Misses Ada and Dora Hancock and
Miss Lizzie Suoer, Of our county, have
returned from visit to B.air'S, Fair
field County.
Mr.. e. II. Prince, proprietor OF the
Florence Times, has secured the ser.
vices OF Dir. Guy Loveioy in the edito-
rial management OF his paper, on ac-
count Of the pressure of business in
his job Office. The new editor is q
man after our own heart-lle is brief.
Here is his salutatory !
Now to tackle trouble and the |
devil. GUY LoyEJoY."
a prominent radical in this country |
IS reported to have said last week that !
'tle democrats would see hell in less |
han six weeks. ."-Abberille Press and
This is the first direct intimation we
nave seen that a section of the radical
)arty will canvass the State and give
he democrats an opportunity OF seeing
t.-GreegriNe Nescs.
Nearly one thousand acres OF yalua-
Die lands for sale in Edgefeld. See
'dv. and apply to Mr.. J. r. Mobley.
Governor Cleveland has talis,nan
n the shape OF the left hind foot of q
abbit that was killed on the grave OF
esse James, the famous bandit and out
aw. DR.. Speake and Columbus Nc
Writer must have had hand in this.
Mr.. A. W. It. Simmons received in
diligence Tuesday. OF the death Of his
wife, in Florida. |
William Preston Johnson, L. L. D., !
as placed us under obligations for
opy OF his address before the South
'arolina College Commencement day,
-AS -os 4oSf1 O0 uC W OTk OI the
University in America
A Milwaukee man went into a So
'on for a lunch, the other day, and
lille he was swallowing the food he
card the telephone bell ring, and the
ar-sender went to the telephone and
egan to converse with somebody In a
'ud voice i'll the German language.
he man opened his mouth wide, then I
lrned to gentleman at the same ia
e, and said, ''rhat's the first Dutch +
:lephone ever heard" The store !
seper told him he had one at his /
ouse that n chinamau could talk =
trough, and the Milwaukee man was q
lralyZed.
The family of our respected fellow
tizen, Mr.. II. Foot, assumed it's lar I
.st aud most agreeable proportions Q
st week. Besides the every day Sit q
rs at the hospitable board, Mr.. Sam a
Is, wife and child, Of Baltimore, were a
ere. Mr.. Abe Foot, wife and two b
ildren, from Atlanta, were also there, Il
ID somehow Ar. J. s. Pinkussohn, of :.
larleston, who dame runlor hath it u
III at some near period be one of the D.
ppiest OF them all, was also there. =.
le daughters st the piano, Mr.. Slm- Y
Is on the flute and Mr.. Pinkussohn Il
the violin. made tile evening hours Ia
licious with melody. al
The Augusta Chronicle publishes a
ter containing the following state d:
mt: ~
prominent South Carolina politi- 81
n who has just returned from New in
'rk brings information regarding ce
eyeland's probable policy, If he i nj
cted, that is not altogether encour- tit
ng to everybody. This gentleman il
S informed that if the democratic
ninee is elected that none of the fo
deral office holders in South Caro- Ia
= will be removed except for cause, yo
l political opinions will not con- co
ute sufficient cause for removal. mi
lee Executors notice. ia
mpregnation OF the atmosphere OF a yo
chamber, when the patient is i'll dit
diptheria. measles, scarlet fever or ru
any allied disease, with the odor of
iture of turpentine and calbolic kn
l is recommended by DR.. Vilant. en-
I a teaspoonful OF mixture will be vo
ugh at a time, if /. is put into n en-
tie of water kept near the boiling rio
lt. The odor generally gives some hi.
e1 to the sufferer and tends to pre- Fa
t the spread Of the malady. pic
, editor sat and he wrote and wrote an
y the lamplight pale and dim, WI
lie the maiden sang till she strain seS
ed her throat, -
Tho lived next door to him. NE
N the editor rose with q visage TIN
grim, frl'
nd said as he smote his breast, we
sweetest thing on earth to him sol
las maiden's yoice-at, rest. we
-SomerviHe Journal. W.
Our Little Ones and the Nurseryr Mi,
Sual comes promptly to hand full len
in "EAsparkling thoughts for ing
ia tae,n" saiat 81 Broomheld ant
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