The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-28
Various and All About.
Weather hot ut last, and

Weather hot ut las:, and
Mosquitoes and gnats are active.
There ale nineteen postofflccs in
this county.
We are rather late in saying II, but
didn't Pope run?
Next Tuesday the End primary cleo
ton will be held.
The frame OF the new ColonyChurch
is up and being weather-boarded.
Rev. j. B. FellerS.
Darlington & Aull's law office is re-
moved to No. Z, Mower Block.
! Prepare your ballots for Wheeler
and Gary, Cook and Riser.
II takes money and encouragement
! to make newspaper success.
From observation we conclude that
the gnatS are not confiaed to this Of
fee.
/ Mr.. John Scott was made happy
man Sunday night. 1t is fine, large
boy.
! We know an individual who wonld
not run for Office unless certain OF
election.
A good rain fell last Friday night,
and we had nice little shower Mon
! day afternoon.
The State Democratic Committee
! will meet in Columbia Oh the evening
Of Sept. !. ii
She says she Is not going to say any
thing else in our presence. Now, Miss
! Anna. don't 60 back OH IL.
Some parties are anxious to have 4
! telephone line from Newberry to Hell
ena. We would like to see it.
"Our Little Ones and The Nursery"
for September is at hand, brimful OF
happiness for the children.
A medical Journal recommends the
, external use of buttermilk to ladies
! who are exposed to tan or freckles.
Monsieur T. P. Lane, the great cat
tie king of Helena, has another drove
of fine cattle ready for the Charleston
market.
See the card OF the HERALD Book
and Stationery Store. Mrs. Greneker
respectfully soi;cits share OF the pub
! lie custom.
Parties going North on or about the
18th September will please communi-
,,.;fh hn Ino,1 a,1ttnr ~ f1,n HrStS-
AID AND NEWS.
We speak much this week. Our
new head causes it. 1t takes head
| to make man speak. Ask George
Speake il it doesn't.
Newberry will be represented in the
next South Carolina General Assembly
by a preacher, lawyer, doctor and
a farmer.
The Columbia Palmetto Teoman has
entered its sixth volume. For five
years it has shown energy and grit.
Pluck and merit, like blood, will tell.
Miss Nora Cofield's school COM
mences its Fall session the 10Th Of
September. 1t is earnestly hoped the
opening attendance will be fatteringly
large.
The State Sunday School Conven-
ton will meet in Columbia on.p-the
18th OF September at s p. H., and re-
main in session until the night of 18th
inclusive.
The responsibility OF an editor is
much greater than people think. He
frequently is forced to make enemies
for himself in doing service for the
public.
The Hartford nine will play the
Maybinton nine between 10 and II
O'Clock Friday morning, 29th inst, on
Hon. w. d. Hardy's grounds at May
binton.
Memorial services in honor Of the
late r. B. Elliot will be held Oh the
9th of September next, at Bethel
A. NJ. f. Church in Columbia, Prof.
D. A. Straker eilogist.
1t is reported that DR.. r. P. Clark,
of Jalapa, has met with the misfortune
of having his safe robbed of large
| dilbOOllU VI C'OO va W hlllNil Nv
longed to Mrs. S. E. Kinard.
A majority OF the editors in this
State, strange to say, are in want OF
money. This is q bal state to be in.
They nearly all mention the subject in
funcreal style.
DR.. Frank Darby, son of Rev. DR..
o. A. Darby, has recently returned
home with his diploma from a Balti-
more medical colleg". He will locate
at Lynchburg, S. E..
What is the u>e .,.t wasting money
by advertising in The newspapers,
when one can tack Il notice like this
| on q post: Los or strade, Sural
horse too wife feat and wife Ease.
Blind in wtln five dolor rewoId."
Mr.. Willie Riser, a Newberrian,
writes us from Langley, the letterpub-
lished elScwher'', stating that lie will
return to his native town when the
Factory is in running order, and sub
scribes to the HERALD AND NEWS.
Rev. DR.. J. Steck or Rev. Pro-. G. w.
Holland will accompany the young la
dies from South Carolina going to the
Hagerstown (Md) Female Seminary.
The party will leave Columbia for Ha-
gerstown next Thursday, Sept. 4.
Thorne Coleman's new barber shop
between the Fallaw House and Bow
ers' Bar is now In good trim and the
proprietor stands ready for work. He
is well-known 10 the community as a
first-class barber, and he respectfully
solicits continuation of patronage.
Peanuts are cultivated in eleven or
twelve counties of Mississippi, in as
many OF Georgia, in . large part OF
Tennessee, in several counties of east
ern North Carolina, to some extent in
South Carolina. Florida. Texas, and III
seventeen counties Of Virginia.
Some wonderful cures Of dyspepsia
are being made in Oconee county, we
see by the papers, by taking spoon
full of fine sand after each meal, gotten