The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-02-21
THE WBERRY FL E r A ID.
Various and All About.

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Winburn's Gallery. 2-tf
Much cooler since Thursday night
Perhaps it was because the wizard OF!
men have gone.
! Farmers say that the warm days are
improving the appearance Of the oat
crop amazingly.
When you come to town 60 to Win
burns Gallery and get your picture
taken. 2-tf.
A cynical old bachelor says that
''lovers are like armies they get on
very we'll until the engagement be-
gins"
Major Jones says that Brewers
Lung Restower is the most reliable
throat and lung remedy in the world,
and we believe he is right.
The Ex-Sheriff of Iredell County, n.
c., Mr.. F. Watson, says Browns
Iron Bitters has improved my digestion
and general health.''
Somebody says ':virtue dwells at the
head of the river" Guess an appro-
priation had better be made soon to
improve the navigation OF that stream.
Get your gardens ready. Many
things ought to be planted now. Dark
OF the moon for Irish potatoes, beats.
onions. SC.
1t is rrmored that negro was run
over by the train Tuesday at Laurens
G. II. He was not dead at last ac-
counts.
Mr.. A. J. Maybin, one of the cotton
weighers at this place has weighed and
marked 7419 bales of cotton from Sept.
1st 'S3 to Feb. lst 1884.
There is a man in the Mississippi
Legislature whose name is Christmas.
We venture to say that he is the most
largely loved man in that section.
When Winburn came to Newberry
he did not expect to stay but a short
while, and he is here yet, but will move
soon, come and be taken. 2-tf
. There are three things we like: we'll
filled advertising columns, large sub
scription list, and prompt paying
patrons.
The Hon. r. S. Stephens will accept
our thanks for q copy of the speech OF
Hon. Roswell p. Flower, in the House
of Representatives on the Tariff Com
mission.
Those young Misses looked we'll on
horseback Friday evening, but it would
be advisable to learn how to ride and
manage old Dobbin before taking
Main street,
There will not be so much tea drank
hereafter, as every one who attended
the japanese Tea Pc will drink the
beverage from one O. diminutive tea
cups sold on that occasion.
A chronic fault finder says, ''what
ulillions OF time lovers waste" Sup
pose they do, whose business is it..
Young lovers usually take time to
waist-if it is small one.
The most reliable agent for Destroy
ing and eXpelling worms from chill
dren and adults is Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge, 25 cents a bottle. Try it.
Every bottle guaranteed to give salts
faction. For sale by DR.. S. T. FAINT. =
A rather cynical lady, somewhat of
flirt, says most men, like colds, are
very easily caught but difficult to get
rid Of. Her mistake is apparent. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure any cold
however stubborn it may be. Price
25 cents.
This is the shad season, and we for
one are glad-we like shad. We live,
too, along side of neighbors who re-
eeive them in quantities from head
quarters. Messrs. Bowman & Math-
ewes and Walter received a box of
beauties lately.
Some Mondays are known as ''blue"
Mondays. Last Monday was anything
but "blue" to the HERALD Office,
many subscribers coming forward with
their dues, while there were some who
paid for two years. How cheering and
refreshing is this.
The State Agricultural Society has
effected arrangements for obtaining
several thousand copies of the view of
the State lately published by the Ne,cs
and Courier. The proper distribution
of this important document will be
productive of immense good, and we
shall soon see the fruit.
1t appears to the mind of this re-
porter that the novels which hereto
fore were presented to the public in
yellow covers are now produced in
green, white, pink, and some even in
subdued mouse color. The matter un-
der the covers remains unchanged.
The Objectionable covers are removed
and the public breathe easier.
Jones says that the clouds Of his
early childhood were no bigger than a
woman's hand. but a squan ALWAYS
followed them.
thought knew I knew it all,
But now, I must confess,
The more 1 know know I know
I know I know the less.
The hugest work ever before begun
in Newberry is our great big cotton
mill. Its completion is ''consumma.
tion devoutly wished" We want to hear
the jingle iangle, the bang the rattle,
and the whir and whiz of its thou
sands Of spindles. In plain words we
want to see the ''veels 60 wound"
President Mclaughlin will be there
then, and his pulses will start at that
time. To see and hear all this will
transport us in memory to the great
Industrial show in Philadelphia, in '76
machinery Hall, its miles of betting
and shafting and its grand Corliss EN-.
CINE, the size, the like and the make
Of which never seen before, will then be
called to mind, and in fancy we will
be there again.
Do not place old bottles into new
wine, in other words do not murder a
good old hymn by singing it to new
tangled tune, as is sometimes done,
The good old fashioned tunes are
good enough for Us, and there is a pc.