The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-04-03
Various and All About.
1t is unpleasant to be sick.

1t is unpleasant to be sick.
Capt. o. L. Schumpert is nominated
as candidate for the Legislature.
The Rev. J. A. Clifton preached for
the Helena people Sunday afternoon.
Be sure and read Cloud & Smiths
new advertisement in this weeks issue.
Base ball is a great rage among the
young men OF our town.
The County Commissioners give
notice Of two bridges to let.
The town election comes off Tues
day.
There was three burials of colored
people in this city on last Sunday.
Yesterday was certainly the windiest
day of the year.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the advertisement of Mr.. B. H.
Loveiace, in another column.
The Clerk and Treasurer OF Town
Council is out with his report this
week.
Our merchants say that trade was
brisker, and the cash flowed free on
Tuesday last.
There was quite number OF our
friends from the country attending
court this week.
The wind on yesterday blew down
the stables OF Henry Kennedy, Of this
place, fortunately no stock were in at
the time.
Our pushing young friend Mr..
John Crosson informs us that he has
corn up ready for the plow. Good for
you, John.
Tuesday was all fools day. 1t was,
we believe, conceded by all that the
supply was sufficiently large, without
making any new ones.
Many of our people did not sleep
we'll on Tuesday night. 1t is now so
that every time the wind blows hard
enough to shake tie sash, they think
cylone, and open the cellar door.
Good style is good sense, good ener-
gy and good will, but bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is good benefac-
ton that suffering humanity has al
ready learned to appreciate.
In the late cyclone in Greenville
county, Mr.. John Crotwell's outbuild-
ings were blown down, and his dwell
ing damaged. He also lost a mule.
The engine which runs his gin was
blown over. He is a brother OF Mr..
Alfred Crotwell of this place.
Mother, think of the battle that is
being waged by worms against the
life OF your child. There is no night
of rest with them; they fight to Kill.
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will ami
hilate them. Only % cents bottle.
For sale by DR.. S.. F. FAINT.
A kite that is kite has been made
at New Haven, CT. 1t is y feet high
by Is feet wide, and is christened 'P.
T. Barnum." It is made of red cam
brio, twenty seven yards of which be-
ing required to cover its immense ribs
The 1900 feet t manila cord used is
run from a reel the size of steering
wheel of a steamer.
We had the pleasure this week OF
meeting in our sanctum Mr.. Jno.
Lethem Of the Empire Publishing Co.
of New York, while getting up quite
an extended notice of the lives of our
leading men and descriptive history of
the business concerns OF our town, for
large volume, one Of a series upon
the ''Industries and Resources of the
South" Including the history ofpromi-
nent men, the mercantile, commercial
and manufacturing resources of So: Ca.
He begs through our columns to express
his high appreciation of our city and
citizens, his all too short stay among
them. and the universal courtesy and
support in the advancement of the in
terests of So. c., he has received at al
most all hands. The work he expects
will be out convenient for the fall
season.