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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

The hotels of this city did rushing bust
ness Yesterday aud were unable TO accom-
mo,late all OF their would-be patrons.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Yesterday C. f. Barwise was sitting in
front of one of our hotels. and tile deacon
Smith stepped up to him and said, Now
there is the commercial reporter of the
EAGLE sitting oyer there who used to be !
pretty nice fellow when he lived in the
country, but since he has come to;own and
got to voting the Democratic ticket there
is very little confidence to be placed in him
When man gets to voting that way there
is no telling what bad end he may come to. ,
After the deacon left. Mr.. Barwise looked
around and said to the bystanders, 81 dom
think he knew that ! am Democrat. Dc
you think be didg"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Gas service was put into Wells Fargo's
express Office yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

District court has not yet adjourned, but
it il liable TO at any minute.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

j. W. Britton, who is running a thresh-
ing machine in the vicinity OF Goddard re-
ports that wheat is not making the yield
that was expected. The country around
that new city was thought to have an unus.
ually fine crop of wheat. Mr.. Britton thinks
the yield will not be over sixteen bushels
per acre. We think when the wheat is all
ihreshed on, +, will be found that the pre-.
diction of the EAGLE n few days since that
the present crop is over estimated, will be
found TO be true.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Sells Bros. circus will exhibit in this city
on Septeipber 18th.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

L.. s. Deputy Marshal Williams departed
yesterday Tor the Oklahoma country. being
armed with warrants for the arrest OF Capt.
PAYNE and anumber of his followers. We al
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13
East Zine 49, Close cssasesisa ,'s Ne d. tssss.
r. Seen Wte&its 4. O.

Passengers for the east VIII please bear
In mind thsi BY taking oar . .. %. rsis
they viii arrive 10 Kansas City 81 SO p m.
and make close connections uits NIL trsins
for the east aud west, Ap. y. JosKs.
Agent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

90 understand that several parties from this
and city armed themselves with muskets
carbines and left on the same train, it being
their intention TO join squad Of Oklahoma
settlers and try and rescue Payne from the
officers. Just what will be the result, it
would be hard to say. The boomers who
went from here to Payne's rescue seemed
determined and said that they would have
him or fight. and the chances now seem
to be in favor Of their getting the latter,
should they interfere with the U. S. officers.
1t was frequently rem arked during this
summer that the corn crop would be a
light one. That the corn crop Of last year
and the one before that, were uncommoniy
large and that it was not in reason that
three such crops should follow in success
sion, yet from what we learn of our farmers
| the present corn crop will be equal to the
crops of the two proceeding years. The
recent rains have removed any fears that
may have been entertained, that there
was lack Of moisture to fully develop the
grain. In conversation with Mr.. Grimes,
Of Gypsum township, yesterday he stated
that IL there is any difference in this ant
last years crop, ii is in favor OF this year.
1. b. Forbes passed tn rough town yester
day and seemed 10 be in good spirits In re
gard to our railroad prospects. The petit
ton circulated in the townships, asking Il
aid the Fl. Scott 4 Wichita road was pre-
scented to the county COMM ssioners Tues
day and they have ordered the election, thu
proclamation of which will appear in th
press next week. The farmers are awaken
ing to their interests and will vote tn
bonds, for they are getting tired OF letting
one road have things to suit them. The.
will also get more for their wheat and corn
and will also get coal cheaper for the roa
passes through one of the best coal dis
tricts in the state.-Argonia Clipper.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13
Agsie.

Kate p. Calvin, teacher Of piano and Or
gan. For terms apyly at Col. Taylors cor
ner OF Lawrence and Second street. 69-6t
We have received . new supply Little
Joker smokfng Tobacco.
6A-6O WICHITA WHOLESALE GROCER Co.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

-Four splendid show cases, ten marbie-fop
tab,es. counters. shelving. scales and glass
candy Jars
,93t GRAFFD CCNfECTicNBkh.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

reIephoue your orders TO Bsnghnsa 4
rreeman for hack or livery. seu
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

REYNOLDS Bros. celebrated hue shoes Tor
women 1t . reduction Of seventy 1--we cents
per pair. Ladies, new Is the time to get
pair OF the best shoes for less than they are
worth. A. ALLEN.
Aft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Baldwin 4 Osterxren ere now resdy To
photograph all who call at their newly FUR
nfshed rooms, No. - Douglas ave. sz-a
Little Joker smoking Tobacco 10 for sale
By sli Grst-class dealers. Ss-p
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

SIX well improved farms. sstssied 10
Milton ssd Murdoch townships. Buf,ss
county. Kansas Address A. Hanis'n'
Clarion, setgwiek county, Kansas
dsS Il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

There will be = picnic Of the Sunday
school and parish OF 81. JONAS Episcopal
church on Thursday. August 18th. Buses
leave the church At nine o'clock. s3-3t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Headquarters for the sale Of Hatfield
town company lots at the Wichita Land
and Loan company's Office, Bauk Of Com
merce rooms. Ell
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

We are making . reduction on oil OF
Stacy, Adams 4 Cos. hand sewed shoes for
men. come and get pair while they are
selling 30 chexp. A. ALLEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

-
q w G. yspes 10 . eas1s8sse for TIE ;'oaassss
Of eeaxsy attorney subject 20 tA< 9sssssSs q
ne Revxh;seAs esznsy ccsysaaon. 70 D. s~id
in Wickisa s<ys>ms<f sfsh. lssS-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

The furniture and business Of The Ar
| iington hotel, Wellington. for sale at
bargain In consequence Of sickness In
,roprfetor's family. Address.
II. W. Norihrup.
Wellington, Ksnsas. sSt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13

Ladies approve of your smoking Little
Joker Tobacco. 64-6O
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-13
Nsssy h Lean d Six Per Csst.

1sesy y Ds11 % CtA XVI W."
We have money to loan ut per cent In
tere,t on good productive real estate, either
In the city or country. Privileges granted
to Day loan before due, and interest payable
annually or semi-snnuslly, - desired.
5S-dkw.tf BuNNxLL 4 RoYs.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

The Associate Editor Of the HERALD
AND News looked in on the Legislature
while in Columbia last week. Our New
berry members were al! in their places
vigilantly Watching the proceedings and
guarding carefully tine Interests Of their
Constituents, The house is composed
principally OF young men and right
fine looking set are they, No important
measure was being discussed while We
were present, and consequently we did
not have the pleasure Of listening to any
great amount Of legislative eloquence.
In fact, we do not believe the present
Legislature Is addicted very much to the
habit OF long speech making.
1t was our purpose to look IN on the
Graded Schools while in the city. and in
accordance thcrewitl had ali appoint
ment with Superintendent Johnson, but
when we called at his office he was ab-
sent. We regret this, for we were anx-
ious to see the practical workings OF the
system, Friend 4. c. Jones WAS busy
in the Secretary Of States office, but as
friendly and genial as ever. Columbia
surely agrees with Secretary Lipscomb,
il physical appearance is any indication.
The cheap rates to Charleston on FRI
day, taking the Legislature and nearly
everybody else, and our business finish
ed, we determined to return home Fri
day night on the freight. Our ride home
on the freight Was made pleasant by the
company Of Geo. S. M9Wer, Esq, and
Mr., ". Fl. Rlease.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Peter Williams. colored, who was COIL
victed OF Grand Larceny before Judge
Mackey at the September term OF Court
1877 and sentenced to four years in the
peMirentiary. and who was among the
convicts who escaped from The Augusta
& X. R. r. about ttr"e weeks after he
WIS sent 10 the prnitentia'y anal who
returned to NewEerry last Tuesday and
was recognized and recaptnlrd by Mr..
w. RI. B,ease and returned to the Peni-
tentiary on Thursday, turns oHt 10 have
been par,lonrd. Peter mad heard that
he had been pardoned, and employed
Z. II. Aull, Esq, to look the matter up.
Upon an examination of the records iu
the Secretary of States Office his pardon
was fonnl signed By Wade Ham. .'ton and
dated December 27th 1877. a certified
copy was obtained and taken to Col.
Lips. omb at the Penitentiary. No rec
ord OF it appeared on any OF the books
at the penitentiary. Upon an eXamina-
tion of the file Of pardons for the year
1877 the original copy OF the pardon sent
the superintendent was found but
through the carelessnesS OF the form
er Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
the proper entry OF it was not made, and
OF course Col. Lip<comb WAS ignorant
OF the existence OF the pardon. and con-
seGurntly received Peter and put the
stripes on him and paid Mr. Blcase the
reward.
On the above presentation Peter VAS
discharged and rcturn'el to NeWberry
Friday night happier man than when
he went down.
Peter says he lived In spartanbnrg
county during his seven years absence
and called himself Tom Means,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
MARRIED,

In Rdgrtleld County, on the 18th inst,
at the residence of the bFid"'s mother
bv the Rev. Allison Pugh. NJ. +. H
k4mpson and Miss Corueliu EtlriAge
On TUESDAY .uopning. OH Inst. at
81 O'Clock. tn st. Josnpll;s iCutholir:
Church. Anderson. by Rev. Father J. J
Monaghan, Ar. Barney D'Donnell, 0.
yewberrr, 8. c.. and Miss Mary Kenne'
dy, ''aughfer OF the late n. ?. Kennedy,
Of Anderson.
Dec. II. 1884, by Key, s, q, Hallman
Mr.. ". Bachmap Lominick and Mis-:
Mary Elizabeth Swittenberg==botn o;
Sewberry County: S. G.
Dec. II, 1884. by Rev. S. y. IIallmau
assisted by Rev. G. W. Holland. PHI. D.
Prot. Earnest o. Counts and Miss Katie
AIMEE Boinest, daughter Of Rev. r. 3
Boinest, deceased - both Of Sewberr!
County, S. c.
At the residence Of the brides father
Mr.. w. II. pickert, in the town Of New
berry, on December 11th, 1884. by Rev
G. w. Holland, Mr.. j. Bachman BONES
and Miss Mamie Dickert.
At the residence OF the bvi'lr's father
at Laurers, at half-past six O'Clock
on the morning OF the 10th. BY the Rev
Mr.. Boyd, Mr., S. J. Evans and Miss Cc
lia Bale. The happy pair left for
bridal trip to tile City Of ci:arle, ton
stopping ut Newberry for a few hour
at the residence OF the grooi''s father
to partake Of Il SuInptuouS din er prov
ded for them. The happy sro"n ami hi
fair bride left for the Queen city Wit
the felicitous congratulations Of tliel
friends.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Dec .s.51.St
New Christmas Goods.

4 large lot OF Can Goods, all perfectly
fresh. and at low figures. 4 full line for
Christmas. Call on B. II. Loyelace.
Mince Meat and Apple Butter. A fresh
lot. The best brand Of Mince Meat and
Apple Butter. at the Little Store Of
B. H. Lovelaee.
New Baking Powder. In order to get
the celebrated Windsor Baking Pow
ders before this public. will give one
Maiolics desert plate with every halt
pound can ct the Powders sold.
B. II. I.oyG!acs,
photar Cigap, Just Received, T!e
Clpyelahd aud Hendrix Clgars. The cell
ebratel Jumbo Cigar, the best ) ehnt gi-
gar in this market, 4 iur9e vas,aty OF
these go9d cigars ioS sale cheap i9r cash
BY 3. H. LoFrlace,
rusr ground Eek and Cayenne Pep.
per, fcs salc IN any quantity and guar:
anteed pure. Pepper and All-spics whole.
Sutmegs. Cltpon, Currants. &C.. cheap
by B. II. Lovelace.
Cabbage, Turnips. Irish Potatoes, re.
ceived 10 fresh lots three times week
from Tennessee and New York. Also
White Beans, Peas. &c.
Dec u 1t B. II. LOVELACE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
GOOD CHEER
IN ALL
Our Country Homes.
Christmas presents
FOx OUR &UEsCRlBElea: (:

Good Cheer at Chriatnns IS awlays pr. sent
IN onr cnuutry homes. But the Good Cheer
that we wunt to give YOU will be with you not
only during the holidays. but all through he
coming year.
By special arrangement we are enabled 10
give TO "very subscriber 70 HEKALp and NEWS
j., good stan'i'g years subscription 10
Good Cheer Is a clean: pure, beautifully
printed go. page monthly family paper or Tue
size Of Harper's Weekly Good Cheer 70
wholesome and health'ul. Good Cheer IS
bright and sparkling. Good Cheer as certain
ed!to" spys, sis in every sense good tHrou3n'
| uut, Lo"d paper, good pr!nti good sense;
good help, good llteraturei good morals ana
always Gopd Cheer. ItS editor 10 Mrs: hate
| rpson Clark. q versatile and sprtghtIy writer,
| well known t raa ders Of the literary press
a lady OF high talents, OF keen discrtmination,
| OF gooi Judgment, OF great pract;ca! sense
| and syHShtly witlal, Queen OF home dre-
side tint might well be model for ali readers
| OF Good Chser"
| Our Country Home IS lGpaRe monthly
J Ike G"Gd Cheer In sizs. appearance and quail.
Is diego 10 the Interests Of the farTper and
! hoE,eI Grfgh;er. Esppier. more 'hT.,rta bic,
and ia. farms and gardens moro proiltaoie i;
| In sb0yt, 10 make country life eettcr worth
| Lying. i Ia etiited By praetsoe! M OF exs
tendei experience !I t.:Gtt specs j. fes.
go tTery ,aayGLoc payi,g sNsscrioer 20
these rxcei,npt papers for one yoar, Thus
vou yijt get papers for the price o oae. m
Z cbo.cr Christluas present Tor your family
Subscribers IN arrears have only 10 pay NJ
| back tucs Gnd onf year's srDscrittnn In nIl.
vapuu to get the uIlrautaH- nf t:lis offer
THos. Z. GRESEKEH.
S0-gt HERALD ami NEWS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
: Jalapa Jottings.

Jalapa Jottings.
"Maharg's" letter last week contained
some excellent chat,
We believe fully three fourths Of the
cotton crop hes been sold.
Florida Oranges from Mr.. s. r. sligh's
grove ars now sold in ou- Store.
Farmers have about finished sowing
large crop Of wheat and oats.
j. VIM. Folk also had turkey, pota.
toes and merchandise stolen from his
store.
The enjoyable time OF tie year Is nov
at hand. aid We feast now Oh "h & h.
hog and hominy.
Mr.. w. H. Eddy had q fine beef stolen
and butchered in his pasture, He found
the hide and head but not the round
steak.
Messrs. Sigh Bros. continue ginning
the fleecy staple; they ginntd and packed
25 bales in two days for Mr.. Thos. Il
Neel.
Speaking Of hogs, We ape sorry to say
some OF the swine have died, otherwise
than by the butchers knife. Mr.. w. &.
Sligh lost four.
We are sorry to say Mrs. j. u. Glymph
is confined to 9 sick bed with that dread.
fpl disease Malarial Haemataria. We
Trust her life may yet be spared:
Hunting paEtridges is the all-:bsorbins
sport. We saw one group OF these fl.
NOUS huntsmen, who h4d III the field al
one time only six Pointers and Settlers
Two citizens arrived In our town re.
Gently, whom the candi dates q years
hence will likely be glad to shake hands
with: Two oi our Willies are the forth
pate Pap-pas.
A brief trip to she Capitol found OIL
Legislators as sociabie as IN the Primary
canvas, they were all looking remarGG.
bly, wbl,. Dr.. Pope has ;nrsetsed IN
Stature TO be large lAa.i. according to
ops way of thinking,
Mrs. Alma Merchant. the accomplished
daughter OF Dr.. E. P. Clark. has been
the most patient sufferer, during her
long extreme illness we ever saw: We are
please6 to state she Is now improving
and her y. DIS. are quite hopeful OF hes
recovery.
While on visit to Barnwell, dry
eountv, and in company with bachelor
friend who suffered from congh, he
asked Tor remedy 80 relieve him, anc
was told to take AL cXpectorant. Fl
replied, swell Doctor, is not whiskey
good expeetorant"'
TO the Editors a1d each OF the EN-
ployees OF the HERALD and News We
wish happy Christmas. J.J,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
,hs.
There came rush of memory u'rr me.
wept-I wept."


/ On Sunday last, so near the approach
Ing ChriStmas-tide. and when the bells
ofheayen are ringing in memory OF the
advent Of the Prince of Peace, and All
3 gels and archangels with all the glorious
q Company OF heaven are preparing to
b celebrate the anniversary Of the Joyous
Yen., the gentle spirit OF Annie Lee
= Ghase was released from her bed OF Ian
and borne By the angels to the
Ejilv beds Of Paradise Death and <epara-
sssss:n are sad events to those who are left
sthe dark shadow OF the parting
but when those like the lovely,
and guileleSs one, in the very
nd beauty OF youth, depart this
3ry life, with its evanishing plea
ad 90 beyond the portals OF
3 q ''realm of glory all un-
sorrows are solaced. Annie
Is 1dest daughter Of Mr.. and
" p99Chase. She was in the 10th
et usrr age. Her body was con-
s,omthe bosom of mother earth at
~ dc>o 1t Cemetery on Monday after
- presence Of very large num-
: friends, including the pupils Of
p .%emale Academy, who followed her
mains to the grave.
The funeral obsequies Were conducted
shS the Rev. Mr.. Fair Of the Presbyterian
Clsarch, where she had been devoted
Sabbath-school scholar. He paid her =
tender tribute, and said that she trust
ingly Learned the way to the plying Sa-
viour. upon whose breast she sweetly
fell asleep.
Mr.. B. F.. Aughtry, who has been in
the city short time visiting the family
OF his son, Mr.. T. B. Aughtry, was at
tackled with bowel affection, which re-
suited in his death ct P. N. yesterday.
Mr.. Aughtry, who was sc years Of age,
was native and resident Of Newberry.
He leaves large family Of grown chill
dren and many friends to mourn his
loss. The remains will be escorted to
the depot Of the Columbia and Greenville
Railroad this morning by the Masonic
Fraternity, and they VIII be inferred in
the family burying place in Newberry
County, with Masonic honors. at 2 T. NJ.
tomorrow. The deceased was an hon
est man and good Christiall.-Re9aster.
ION Saturday Dec. 9Th, Mr.. Simeon
Smith, IN his 24t year, died on Mr.. Felix
Grahan,'s place, and on lest Friday
night, Mr.. John Smith, brother to the
deceased, also died. We are told that
their death was caused by fever which
the physician was not able to determine.
On the same night. and within an
hour Of Mr.. John Smiths death, Mr.. Joe
Graham, son OF Mr.. Felix Graham, died
m his 18th year.
Weare told that there are others now
sick on Mr.. Grahano's place. This is q
very sad staietion.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Personals

tISo!ifttS
Cadet James 2. Kiuard is home.
Mr.. J. VI. Folk has removed to C"luni-
bia.
Mr.. F.. y. Chalmers will remove his
family t. the home place to-day.
Miss Mary Pope has gone on Il visit to
friends III Alabama.
Mr.. G. a Ropp has left Newberry for
Rcyno$a, i'll Lanrens Co.
The Rev. J. A. Clifton left on Monday
for Conference, which takes place III
Charleston this week
Mrs. Nora Rl>hton is spending some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. +. II trmrn.
Mr.. James 5. Perrin. of the Abbrville
.NssSe"gr1'. spent Sunday i'll Newbcriy on
his way to Columbia to stand his eNanl-
ination for admission to the bar. The
Messenger will now have three lawyers
OH its staff.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
phe Best Brand of Cigars and Tobsc
Goes at s: 3: JONES.
AldeR's Literary Revolution,

Aldea's Literary Revolution,
Joss 3. ALpEE's Literary Revolution.
though, possbl. not making SO large "noise"
10 the world rs three or four years ago wheu
It's remarkable work Was new to tue public, Is
really making utore substantial progress than
ever before. A noticca BILE item Is ste improved
quality Of The books issued Gclzor's fs-
NOUS History os Eranes Go ~ not Sold I'LL regent;
eight small octave yolpiae<, rspkinS With the
hsudsonsst eyer issnsd fFq,a American print:
hg presses, iESlG4ing the sa6 full page original
!i'EStras:ogs, apd is sold for 800 RAwLlsoN' 3
celsbra,sd ''SsYen Great Aopsrchios OF the
Aacleu, Eastern World" Is produced IN ele.
CANT form. With Nil the maps and illustrations.
REDUCED In PRICE from $500 10 S275. These
are nlt representative Of an immense LISP q
standard works, ranging in price srpM $50
cents 10 nearly 500 which are Sc, 'or.h in a
descriptive Catalogue Of 100 paEes. and which
Is sent free TO e{rFy ePplicant. e certainly is
Eor,a the coat Of postal card TO tue publisher,
FoHg B. ALDEN, S93 Psarl Street. New York
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Local and Special.
THURSDAY, DEC. Is, 1884.
q Subscribers are asked to look a: the

n Subscribers are asked to look az the
= figures opposite their names, and 1t
shey see that their subscriptions have q
/, xplred, will please remit the sum due. q
20 This paper may be found on file At Geo. 2.
, aowell & Cos Newspaper Advertising Bu'
reau 30 Spruce ST. where advertising con-
, tracts NAV he made for II in New York
b NIL. S. Bowers, postmaster. at Prosperity
Il our authorized agent st that place
sAIr All. Eohu will also receive and re-
~ &in for subscriptions At Prosperity.
ST bscribers will confer favor by exam
the dates printed next their names, and
date is not right they will please inform
Mistakes vii, occur scmetines 1T
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Our Press

Our Efeos
Eas for some time been possessed Of
the :simp Of the perYsrss;', and 2 good
aeal n$ ao3toging I'm ,ne part Of twa OF
3hr boss msehinists te!pad It s little IN
sosne partirnlars. brt ssili It ''3umprd thr
!.nprsssion". and iiks i,an9uo's ghost It
woiald rot down but NJ. Aall. our edi-
tdr. conceived the novel idea last ResS
bashoiIius the ieyer deRn:; ard It did
ysry wells The IMPRESSION OF the paper
being nBck 'lmproved We hoSs very
meantime, 8e beg the readess' iorbeas-
s<oGta 90 vexatious o tPahhla.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Yellow Aberdeens.

Mr.. Jas. O. Meredith has them of
largest size at his Helena farm. A
friend called on him Tuesday and was
loaded to his gunwales with the golden
fruit, and this friend having a friendly
feeling for his friend, the editor. un-
loaded the load at his house, for which
we are under load of obligations.
Those turnips turned up most opportune-
ly. and their great size brought >ighs
from the bosom of our cook, and made
water flow from her eyes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
THE AMERICAN FARMERH'

Agricultural Magazine published by F. X IIacet Fort
taking leading Agricultural
publications. the devoted exclusively the Interests Of the Far
household
industry connected with thu" great portion OF te people the world the Far
minds. 1t them
fmwt
GRENEKER Editor and Proprietor, Herald
News
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
A Dog Fight

Monday morning the local, looking for
items, saw an immense crowd gathering
on main street near the Court House,
and rushed ,lp just in time to learn that
dog fight had closed all too soon for
any one 10 bet on the result. We saw
/ one fellow who was perfectly disgusted
because they didu't hold OIL.