The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-03-27

On last Thursday
reached us that w. II. kn,suorning
suffered the loss of his dwelling by-i
fire, but welearn that it was only a
tenant house.
We regret not having mentioned at
the proper time that Prof. G. &. Dud-
lev, Principal of the Kentucky Insti-
tute for the Deaf and Dumb spent sew
eral days in the city with his relative
DR.. w. E. Pelham.
A week, or ten davs sunshine will
be hailed with gladness at this time.
Every ones feelings will be improved
BY the generous, glorious glowing
shine. Think of this, yeu who roll up
the curtain.
The citizens of Peake pay no tax,
except one dollar quarter street duty,
and liscense for bar rooms. These
are the only Items of tax. They have
money i'll the treasury. These ought
to be a happy people. Do not try all
Opera house.
The HERALD office extends cor
dial invitation to friends and patrons
to bring in a portion OF the JOB Prlnt-
ing now or alb Jut to be done. We can
execute it in first rate style. and at
most reasonable rates. We ask
trial.
Signs of improvement are seen on
every side of our county, new bull
dings, dwellings, barns, fencing, &C..
give evidence of thrift, energy. and
improvement. We like to see, this as
does every one else. 1t is a sign OF
health. In the town especially is this
manifest.
There is a constant warfare being
| waged between the various species OF
the animal kingd IN. Think OF the
horribleness OF tn: army Of worms
storming the citadel of life: A dose Of
| Shriner's Indian VerInifuge will de-
stroy them! For sale by DR.. S. F.
FAINT. ..... -.
The Neps states that citizen Of this
town sends seven children. to school.
That is good. but we remember when
Uncle Henry B. on the first day OF
school sent thirteen and told the chill
dren to tell the teacher that he would
have sent more but his wife wanted
them help to cook. ...
The Republicans are beginning to
move preparatory to an active cam
paign this summer. This being the
case our County Democratic clubs
short5 begin to show some signs OF
life. The State Convention meets June
26th. Every club should be fully or
ganized before that time.
Quite a strong delegation from the
Prosperity High School was up FRI
day evening to attend the. exercises
of the Phrenakosmian Literary So
ciety. We will venture to say that
the members of the society, in fact all
the students of Newberry College
will at all all times be pleased to meet
them, at any,and al public exercises.
Our thanks are extended to our col
ored friends for their subscriptions to
| the Newberry HERALD. Quite num-
Der of names have been lately received.
A vast improvement is thus shown
in their desire to be informed as to the
working of our county interests, so,
cially and politically. More particI'
larly do we notice this about Whit
mire's.
'Why, what are you putting that on
my feet for" asked man with a
heavy cold, "Why, to draw the colo
out of your head" answered the con-
siderate nurs2. 'The deuce you say.
would rather have it stay where it l:
than be drawn the whole length Of
nv body" At any rate there is
more pleasant method than that, g
and get me a bottle OF DR.. Bull''
Cough Syrup.
The NewberrY Rifles met for the
first time in their new Armory. OF
Tuesday night. They have the Arm
ory neatly fitted up. They will sooI
have the finest hall in the State
Among the items of business actet
upon on Tuesday night was resolu
? tion to have dance on Thursda.
night at the hot supper. The mem
=, bers of the Rifles will appear in uni
form. We hope every one will remem
Der the object for which the supper
given. Nobetter opportunity will offe
soon OF doing honor to the memory Q
: Washington and to the name OF sont
I Carolina; two words dear to all o