The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-06-12
Various and All About.

arrived LOT the factory.
The colored people of this town will
picnic to-day.
Mr.. f. P. Chalmers is nominated for
! Clerk Of Court,
You are cordially invited to call mt
Cotield PETTY & Cos. Book Store.
Oar seasons have thus far been pro-
pitiOus, and crop prospects are en-
couraging.
The Town Council has elected Mr.
J. W. walter Chief of the Fire Depart
ment.
Do not forget that the commence
ment exercises of Newberry College
will begin on Sunday, the 22nd.
Mr.. Eduard Scholtz has had wind
mill put up to force water from his
well into all parts OF his house.
50 Hunting and Racing pictures for
sale at Coteld Petty & Co.'S Book
Store.
Messrs. Sigh Bros, bought new
! thrcshcr Tuesday, and are now on
their round. They are ut Jalapa.
The wind blew very hard on Mon
day afternoon. it dislOcated our sign.
and small trees in town.
BE sure and call at the New Book
Store OF COficld Petty & Co., and see
their beautiful collection of pictures.
We have received the report of ag-
ricultnre for 1888, from Col. DWyatt
Aiken.
We have no reason to think that the
communication of "a Voter of No.
II" was intended as joke.
There was slight change in Green
vile q Columbia schedule this week
but it came to late to be corrected.
A large assortment of Base Balls
and Bats just received at Cofeld, Pet
ty & Co.'S. Book Store.
When Judge Aldrich called the last
case on the Calendar last Saturday,
he heaved deep sigh and said, ''Thank
Godr
Died last Friday Elizabeth Caldwell
and Martin Gary, of consumption;
Nancy Daniels OF dropSy, and Mary
Suber. All cOlored.
The Women's Missionary Society
has called an extra meeting, next
Sunday afternoon. All members are
requested to be present.
The Newberry Conference of the
South Carolina Synod will meet in
st. PaulS's church, near PoMaria,
June 9th.
The fourteenth annual meeting of
the South Carolina State Dental Asso-
citation, will De held in Spartanburg,
July Sth 1884.
The Lotus Club have engaged the
Italian String band of Charlotte to
play for their ball on Thursday night
the 26.
The students OF Newberry College
have engaged the Charlotte string
band, to furnish music during the Coz
lege Commencement, at S25 day.
The County Convention next Satur-
day will be composed of 222 membersl
This County is entitled to S delegates
in each OF the three conventions, State,
Congressional and Judicial.
One of the most amusing of charac-
ters is the man who protests that he
cares nothing for politics and tries to
convince Others that he is living up to
his professions.
Those who wish to attend preaching
at the Presbyterian Church should do
so freely-of course no one would
think of going to church merely to
hear new $500 pipe organ.
1t is reported that the crops in Edge
field, just across the Saluda, 'are
Splendid" An old farmer from that
country tells us that he never saw
better wheat.
Court adjourned last Saturday. A
considerable amount OF business was
done during the week-nost of the
cases being heard on exceptions to the
Masters reports, appeals &c.
Physicians recommend ShTiner's In
dian Eermifuge in their practice as 4
superior article for destroying and eX-
pelling worms. Only % cts. q bottle.
For sale by Dr.. S. +. FAINT
The town Council. with a view of
supplying the town with additional
street lamps, has been experimenting
with 4 gasolene lamp. The light is a
very good one, resembling gas-light.
On Tuesday one of Newberry's
nymphs of the pave, white, was up be-
fore the Council, charged with pub
lie use OF profane language. She
pleaded guilty and paid fine Of 81.
We have received the catalogue or
the Due West Female College. for
1SS3-S4, and in glancing over it We
notice the names OF five young ladies
OF this county. 1t has on its roll l87
pupils.
Mr.. J. S. Nichols brought in one of
the largest cotton stalks that we have
seen this year. 1t had six shapes OF
very good size On it, he also had
some of his fine peaches on the mar
kct. Thanks for more.
1t is suggested that each lady in the
County arm herself with a Subscrip-
ton list for some benevolent purpose,
and present it to each candidate who
calls at her home. 1t is believed that
this will have Il salsitary effect on the
candidates.
Commissioner A. P. Butler, has sent
ous circulars asking the farmers and
all interested in small grains and
fruits, to send him samples, to be
exhibited at the New Orleans eXhibi-
L. ton this fall. He expects to make a
good exhibition.
Who says that the citizens OF New
berry are not church-going people:
J Last Sunday it was announced that
the pastors would discontinue Sunday
night services until next September,
whcreupon there was general NUT
tering of discomfort. The pastors
found it cxpcdicnt to reconsider their