The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-03-13
Various and III About.

Various and III About.
Oats are improving wonderfully
E. H. Christian has bought the
John Kinard house.
Mr.. J. N. Sill has taken the Boland
! house.
There has been great deal of
rain in the last week.
Garden work has been suspended
for a couple Of weeks.
We hear some Of our farmers
talking of planting corn.
The finishing touches will all
soon be put up on Mollohon Row.
Mr.. John Chambers is sticking
type this week.
J. F. Todd is getting ready to re-
pair the Chapman and Meredith
mansion.
The Mesrs. Taylor are building
a new Smith Shop on the lot in rear
of LeavelPs furniture Store.
Rev. E. P. McClintock has i'm
proved his lot very much since
coming in town.
Go to the City Clerk and Regis
ter, if you expect to vote at the
Municipal election in April.
The condition of the Cemetery
does not reflect much credit on our
City.
Any Druggist will tell you what he
knows about the merit of Shriner'S
In dian VernIifuge the popular remedy.
For Sale by DR., S. F. FAINT.
Mr.. j. K. P. Goggans has begun
housekeeping in the Gist house.
James will now mix gardening and
hen setting with law.
Why is the Newberry Hotel like
military Camp? Because there is
always great number of drummers
there.
The Trustees have rented room
from R. C. Chapman to be used as
a music room for the Female Acad-
emy.
The Concert at the Opera House
| Monday night was we'll attended.
Mr.. l. w. Walker, who played the
company, cleared about fifty dol
lars.
Cold IS unlike most visitors:-if you
want to get rid of it, you must give it
warm reception with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the standard cough re-
medy of our age. For sale by all
druggists at twenty-five cents bottle.
Sam Dominick and Frank Kibler,
colored, of Prosperity, engaged in a
little knife amusement last week
cutting each other badly, but not
enough to die; drunk.
An Entertainment will be given
in Military Hall and J. S. Reid's Of
flee in week or ten days, by the
ladies Of the City for the benefit of
the South Carolina room at Mount
Vernon.
We are convinced that an Editor's S
Sanctum should be on back street.
He never could put an editorial to-
gether in view of front street one of
our beautiful afternoons.
The latest sensation with our
young friends is the soap bubble
party, to be given at an early day.
The one blowing the largest bubble
will be declared Victor and will re-
ceive the premium.
The Authorities are having a
heavy coating of cement put on the
inside of the cistern. The thing
will perhaps hold this time. Chief
Montgomery keeps a close watch
on the water facilities.
A. H. Kohn's store was entered
last week, by breaking out glass
in the front window and the cash
drawer robbed of $8.40. No thief
can get around our police that
easily.
Heard young colored mathmc-
matician ask lot Of his companions,
the other day. allow many foots
is eleben dusin rabbits got, dus
any ob you niggers knows 30 go
long niga you is dun brok fru de
skool hous flo .-..... ...
The Spartanburg Herald has been
purchased by q company OF which Mr..
T. J. TRIMMER is the head. Mr.. j. W.
Cavis former editor and in part propri-
tor retires. We regret parting with so
accomplished a journalist. He carries
in his retirement our best wishes.
While to the -nsv Herald we extend
our hand.
AS there seems to be some troub-
lie in fixing up ticket for town off,
GERS that will suit all, it has been
suggested that we take five Of the
pastors ofthe City and elect them and
let the Senior Pastor be Mayor. 1t
would be good ticket, but while the
senior voters might be pleased with
their position on the temperance
movement, we fear that the junior
voters would be a little off on that
dancing card. Have to suit every
body.