The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-03-06
Various and All About.

Gardening is ata stand still for the
present.
MrZ. L. Whites red doors and Win
dows make quite show.
We are beginning to be hopeful Gf
T.; fruit, of apples at least.
Who will we nominate for Mayor? is
now the leading question.
One of our Trial Justices has been
stirring up defaulting jurors.
Bib. Loyelace expects to open gen.
eral store soon at Mann's old stand.
Winburn keeps making those Beau
tifhl Photographs, come and be taken.
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Bricklaying on the Factory had to
be suspended for several days because
OF the intense cold.
Since Thursday last, the weather has
been excessively cold. Late sown oats
will fare badly.
Hon. George Johustone has placed a
mill on his farm, and is cutting fire
lumber by the million feet.
Mr.. W. t. Wright has improved the
appearance of his place by giving a
good sidewalk along the front OF his
rot, and erecting 4 neat fence.
1t rained, sleeted, showed and clear
ed away all on Saturday night, Sab
bath morning was bright and CHEEKY,
but cold.
The fish Vendors have been shouting
':shad, ''Shad'' on our streets for some
'time-the price and the shad are not
proportionate.
A young girl in Philadelphia who for
three years has been patient sufferer
with sore-thr0at, has been eiiectually
cured by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Fire Company was out Monday
with their Engine. They pumped out
the Cistern in rear OF the Court House
to find another leak.
An old saying has it, that il March
comes in like lion. it will 60 out ike
lamb. This March surely began
enough like 4 lion to end up with
lamb.
II any person wants to 6c souadly
cu-abused for year and Il day, let
him get elected one OF the town officers.
We think we know several who have
had some experience in that way.
A little stir was made Friday eve
ming caused by the burning out OF a
chimney in Mr.. L. W. P. Riser's resi-
dence. Some one yelled Fire." but he
subsidized after one faint yell.
The preliminary hearing in the case
OF the State VS. w. H. Blease arrested
on the affidavit of II. Fl. Blease for
s'Subornation of perjury" There be-
ing no evidence whatever to sustain the
charge, the defendant was discharged.
A red hot despatch has been received
which imparts the pleasing intelligence
that the Wizards are on their way back
to the green pastures OF Newberry.
We extend them the best welcome in
our power.
Mr.. Frank Baxter is progressing fine
ly With repairs in the Court room.
He has the Ventilator near about fin
ished. Would it not be well to have a
double lined Ventilator fixed up i'll each
jury room.
A dashing widow contracted with
one Of our citizens, that if he would or
could assist in capturing q furniture
dealer, who was supposed to be a wild
over, she would give him, the citizen,
split bottomed chair.
Mr.. Boone, post master received a
telegram yesterday from Prof. Renen-
vi, the violinist, asking that his mail
be forwarded to Knoxville, Tenn, at
once. This We uld indicate that he will
not be here as advertised.
Some talk OF R. L. Mclaughlin pur-
chasing the corner next to the old
Pratt drug store and building on it.
Hope he has or will, as we know he
would erect buildings that would be an
ornament to the City.
J.B. Heller is of the opinion that it
would be we'll for every family
to provide cellar to stow the family
in when tRa,7ycane' is coming, and
then 90 in with them, and he says il
you don't 60 in quick you need not go
at all.
The 'sboys" killed one hundred and
seventy-four robins Tuesday in the
yards Of D. W. Il. Kibler, and d.. Nc
Intosh. Mr.. Silas Mclaughlin laid on
our table a great :; ing of these deli
cious pic and fry iaakers Wednesday.
Judging from our pile he must have
killed immensely. Pretty good boys.
The Herald notes he following mem.
bers of the Bar pre- cnt from Newberry
at the late terms of the Laurens Court
Viz. L. w. Simpkins,, w. II. Carwile.
Geo S. Mower. l.. J. Jones. Gen A. q.
Darlington. We were not aware that
we had w. II. Carwile a member Of
the Bar.
Quite a number Of persons were il
town Monday, and mule and horse ira
ding was quite lively; but did not
| amount 10 uuCil. Oefeidl cases "
"over -hilarious.' Some movement:
among candidates. They do not seen
to be bold yet, bat will likely soon gel
over their moGesty,
An old citizen who was in the mids
of the cyclone and who suffered great
damage thcrefrom spoke OF the tire
mendcus noise that accompanied the
storm. He was asked to describe it
and said that if all the noises he hat
ever heard was put into one noise, il
would be nothing like it.
! A delicate child is more subject tt
worms than q healthy one, as in the
economy Of nature, one animal is made
to subsist upon another, and the
1 weaker goes down. At the first indi
cation of worms administer Shriner''
Indian Yermifuge the infalible remedy
| For sale by DR.. s, +. Fant,
The case OF Anthony Renwick V!
Jno c.. & W. L. DuckeS was tried BE-
fore Trial Justice Reid on Thursday