The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
Various and All About.

Various and All About.
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munications. Send in your names.
The article on the Lutheran suit will
be published next week or the week
after.
A lovely young lady who expects to
be married shortly was in town the
other day selecting her wedding outfit.
Its said that certain young lady
OF this town carries rabbit loot IN
her pocket all the time.
1t is proposed by the Columbia
Board of Trade to have night ente1-
tainments at the Fair Grounds. This
Will be u new feature for the State
Fair.
At the annual meeting Of the Trus-
tees OF the Peabody Educational Fund
in New York on the 1st, the incomes
were distributed, South Carolina being
given 81 1850.
4 simple remedy for bleeding at the
nose is said to be small piece OF blot
ting paper soaked in vinegar pressed
UP in the roof OF the mouth.
We acknowledge receiving large
and handsomely colorcd lithograph OF
the New York Cotton Exchange, said
to be the largest and finest cotton ex-
change building in the world. The
company will lleaSe accept our thanks
for this beautiful gift. 1t has been
placed upon our wall, to be seen and
admired by all.
September was warmer this year
than any September, with but one eX-
ception, for thirteen years.
A Louisiana paper has an article
headed ''An Editor in Church," as If
it is a curious sight to see an editor in
church.
Cloud & Smith have flung banner
sign to the breCzes.
Several OF ouryoung married friends
are buying paregoric and learning to
walk the floor until 2 a. m.
Mr.. J. F. OxLer, OF Newberry, who
came down on the excursion, was taken
violently i'll after his arrival here and
came near dying. He will return home
to-day.-Ne1cs and Courier, 7h INST.
A California editor recently attempt
ed to telegraph to fl, 'ndS ina neighbor-
ing town: "Cannot down till Thurs
day-foreman drum" Hewent down
on Thursday, and vas astonished by
the hilarious manner in which he WAS
received by his frie Ids. 1t came out
that the telegram, W: en- received, read:
Cannot come down till Thursday fore
noon-drunk."
Has the brilliant after-glow at twi-
light anything to do with the phenom-
enal heat we are now enduring!
Thorne Coleman, it will be seen, has
opened q barber-shop between Messrs.
Fallaw's and Mike Bowers. Thorne
is a GOOD shaverand shampoo's accord.
ing to Hoyle, and solicits share oi
patronage.
The moving machine is doing q
| good business.
A weather prophet says we will have
no rain till Christmas. Oh, the dust
Mr.. H. II. Counts was bitten on hi:
fore-fngers by.a dog last week. Ihe
| doc has so far shown no symptoms o.
hydrophobia. Mr.. Counts friends arc
! anxious about the case.
Hot. hot. Some fiery comet must b
swinging its caudal extremity arouh'
,Shis way.
The college bell does not sound nov
1iL = some Juvenile Tubal-Cain banging
m W old hoe. 1t has sweet tone.
magnificent view Of the surround
inc r, santry can be had from the tol
OF the new factory chimney.
$500 collected at the Treasurer's Of
flee last Rriday, the day OF the speak
ing.
G. + C. McWhirter has opened
branch store N the new Singley builc
inc recently co npleted on the corne
opposite DR.. F:l ITS.
o. Fl. P. FAINT low occupies the ne'
store next to New 'hirters.
G.L.C. N. and O. H. P. F. are no7
all right,
Sc. notice to deliny 1uent town Ia
payers.
Wien you are huntirs! mt = RiIie lWbiske
story 7 away things. never ttI +bermom, .%nlons
under a red shirt when the Enefnion''
te,.. registers $50 III the shade
Thanks to a lady TREND, Of Lauren .ahae
for a package of moslnS oot;c;,, soga5
May all her bright ali q 1onu aro,TIp tro,,bI,
tions be realized and ail neL sr a,g1ol, ~ or
I be light as the smoke fl. 'es npmalSg' var Il, IL
may this editors dreams 20. GNU "
the rings he makes, in sn- VAe'
A dreadful drouth prev S,is eaaot ease
sively in Virginia. In AustrL g;a 5,s
ton is go dead that It flies o. ,IIs I
and many hundreds Of thot4 sssa tss
| sheep atid 0sler stock hare peff sthSu'