The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-02-14
Various andSAll About.

How our farmer friends did hate to
loose so nice week out OF their farms,
What has become of the man who
had some letter heads printed for the
1onian Literary Society? gone!
! The warm days are improving the
wheat and oat crop very much. The
, oats will be better than expected,
, still not full stand on the ground.
If you require safe and at the same
time a certain cure for your cough.
get bottle Of Brewers Lung Re
storer.
Mrs. Carrie Caldwell had her pocket
robbed one day last week, while pass
ing through the crowded streets. She
lost near one hundred dollars. Look
ont Police.
1t is said q negro was killed last
week near Greenwood on the G. & G..
R. R. while trying to steal ride on
the bumpers between the cars.
See the notices OF the County Com
missioners, one of which calls for con-
tracts to build bridge; the other in
reference to the clearing of running
streams of water.
The past week was indeed the most
beautiful Spring weather. 1t will push
t!ie Young buds forth, and the bloom
! Vi tile fruit trees will we fear be caught
by late frosts.
Have you planted your English
peas II you have not, when you do,
plant them in good loose soil and cover
them fully eight inches deep. Never
come up! yes they will and bear twice
as long as those planted on the sur
face. Try it.
Expressions OF gratitude on the
part of the public are always impress
siSe and solemn. 1t is pleasant to
know that the people are Justly prais-
ing the merits of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, a safe remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Group and sore-throat.
What has become of the Board Of
Health? Will some one tell us? or
shall we wait and let echo answer
where? Perhaps the honor of being
named as Il member of the Board will
be sufficient guarantee for the health
of the city.
A copy OF the minutes OF the ninety
eighth session OF the South Carolina
Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. held in Sum-
ter, Dec. y to II, 'S4 has been laid on
our table by Pastor J. A. Clifton.
1t is neatly printed by c. \. Calvo.
Columbia.
4 child's greatest enemy is worms.
Who can calculate the misery and suf-
fering a child has to endure who is in
tested with worms? Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge will destroy and eXpel
worms from both children and adults.
Only 55 cents q bottle. For sale by
DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Close margins on everything these
days.
Our jealous friend says he believes
that, for there was scarcely margin
enough between his ''gal'' and the
fellow that took her to church the
other night, to have driven a bristle
with sledge hammer.
Mr.. Robert Mills Preston Brooks
Balentine recently married Miss Cleo
patra Haselti" Victoria Emiline La
fayette Bolt ,urens County.
My gracious, we'll won't the marble
cutter have fat Job lettering their
tombstones when they shall have
shuffled off.
The Geo. D. Newhall Co., Music
Dealers and Publishers of Cincinnati,
Ohio, will accept our thanks for copy
of sheet music, entitled ''Love's Ritor-
nella." This company has made ar
rangements with Prof. F. Nichols
Crouch, the author of kathleen Ma
Eourneen, ETC., to publish all of his
future works, and have now ready the
following: Forever and Ever"
''Lovc's Ritornella; ;" "Jessie Cray"
and ''Bill, the Farmers Lad" the
price of each being so cents. The
publishers will supply any demand on
application.