The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11
Various and All About.

III eGlIl5 Ol Tie COlnluitlcC tIat lucy
| deem necessary at present.
Various and All About.
What is it but map OF busy lie?
The buster a man the happier he is.
can idle brain is the DEVILS work
shop"
Knowing this we tackle the affairs
OF this week with energy and vim.
We were made happy the other day
by having to change Il five-dollar bill.
'Tis said that music will soothe Il
savage breast, but Or opinion is that
money will do the work more satisfac-
torily. but it is only our belief; we
should like to lave more experience.
"Clau,Ie" eos off good thing the
other day. Talking TO his Uncle Ed
gar about cotton, he said that he would
pick for him. What would you ch:,rgc?
asked his uncle. On, nothing" re-
piled Claude, Il am kin, you know."
Pretty good for five years.
1SStIlldSLsE OOsS, IT. = 4IIOJl, Ca pllti'S
that he WAS not removed from the Of
flee but resigned. having been made
short in his accounts by subordinate
who has tecn convicted in the United
States Court.
The I.aurensyille Herald complains
that the railroad authorities are taking
up the l:sl-bar rail on the Laurcns
road, which is u good as new, and
putting down in its stead old, nearly |
worn out light rail taken from the
Columbia and Greenyile roal.
It wa, ''Uncle Rmlls" over il Geor-
gia who sail that Mss LultIIur>t had |
come back to Georgia soil where she
can get fried c"llards for supper.
We see aa item in the papers TO the |
effect that brains anil base ball fire.
quertly so ogether, and that the first |
hoTor man Of University OF the South |
was the champion curver of the season
in Tennessee. Notwithstanding thi;
it is stated in official circles here that |
Mr.. Kelly contemplates retiring from
the diamond.
The Anderson Military School has |
opened with about ninety pupils on
the roll.
The grading on the Rutherford and
Gaffney City Railroad has to begin,
according to contract, the 1St of Otto-
ber. The friends of tho enterprise say
that the road will certainly be built
and that the grading will be com-
menced according to contract.
A writer in scientific journal says
a black eye is simply a "severe coatu-
sion of the integuments under the Or
bit, with great eXtravazation of blood,
and ecchymos:s in the surrounding
cellular tissue, which is in tume!ied
state" And here all this time we
have supposed that 4 black eye was
simply the result of little man call
ing big man liar.-Norristo@n Her
aid.
Mr.. G.. l.. Sease has our thanks for
some OF the finest and s1ceeteSt honey
we have ever eaten. II we ever cease
to love such honey may the gnats al
ways bother us.
Look out shortly for Flynn's flying
colors in the advertising columns.
Broadbrim says it is about time that
we stop putting mp gentleman for Of
flee and then assassinating him with
null and lil;h.
We invite attention to the card Of
Mr.. N. L. Kinard, of Columbia, which
appears this week, informing gentle
men. youths and boys where the latest
fashions, at the lowest prices, can be
had.
See summons for rrelief-Moorman &
S:mkins, plaintiffs attorneys.
McElree, Of the iewelry palace in
Charleston, tells you where to save
money. See card.
Tillman Watson. No. 20. Main ST.,
Columbia, offers machinery at . sacrl-
| fee.
The new schedule OF the S. C. Rail-
way came to hand too late for correc-
ton this week, the form having been
printed on the first side already. 1t will
. appear in our next issue.
The card OF DR.. Peter Robertson,
who has opened new drug store op-
posite the post Office and under the
figure Of the lion, appears to-day. The
doctor has a nice stock of new and
fresh drugs and solicits share OF pa
tronage.
Mr.. Os. Wells is experimenting the
erection Of a one-story brick building
7Ox67 feet, on Mr.. T. g. POOLS lot in
7 rear of T. @. Boozer's and Mathewes
& Bowman's office. The building will
: contain four offices, two of which have
| already been engaged, one by DR.. S.
: Pope and the other by Mr.. l. n. Gary
Mr.. George Adams accidentally shot
himself in the right hip with pistol,
! at Mr.. P. G. Smiths residence, last
: Monday night. The ball ranged down
wards. We saw Mr.. Smith Tuesday,
and he said the wound was not serious.
5 I Ihave known and watched the use
: of Swift's Specific Is. S. S. for over
4 fifty years, and never have known Oh
e heard Of it's failure to cure any case o!
4 Blood Poison when properly taken.
/. Fl t., DE&E1ED; Ferry GS.
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