The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
Earsous and All About.


.sSold again and got the money, as.
the man said when he picked up bad
quarter.
A standing invitation is extended to
the subscribers OF the Fl. AND n. to Visit
this office.
Farmers are now asking for rain to
hold up so that they can get advantage
of Gen. Grass.
Items like cash are getting exceeding
" scarce. A fine tooth comb would fail
to bring one to light.
When the hour arrives to put the oat-
meal in soak it is about the time OF night
for young man to leave. This Is no
''sell.''
The streets were made lively on Tues-
day last by the excursionists from Column
bia. A colored band made music for the
crowd.
Tie weak aud puny go to Glenn
Springs. as there they can recuperate
their wasted energies, and build up their
health.
:aasIYe are afectionat y ching that
bean patch. 1t is growing finely. Take
care Of it Benson, your friends feel inter-
ested in it.
Miss Cora Cannon's school picnic will
take place on we have an
invitation to attend, and will make the
effort to be there.
Miss lula Jones, OF Columbia, has our
thanks for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises Of the Colum-
bia Female College. We regret not be-
ing able to attend.
The time las again come round when
men count their cash to see If they have
enough to enable them to summer it away
from home. The cheapest and the best
place is then decided upon.
Messrs. j. L. Mimnaugh & Co., OF Col
umbia, spread their bannerto the breeze
this week. Owing to the late time OF un-
furling this banner we are prevented
making such notice as itmerits.
Harvesting is now progressing with
earnestness, and we have heard OF but
little loss by rain. The wheat and oat
crops Will prove better than was antlel-
pated but still below the average.
We have been struck with the remark
able fact that all of the young school
marms in the county of -Newberry
are just the sweetest, the most intel
ligent and amiable young ladies We have
the pleasure of knowing.
Messrs. Scott S Bro, make an an
nouncement this week which they would
have the reader to ruminate over.
Though they have large stock OF tin in
their store, they are anxious to get sup
ply Of tin in their pockets.
One OF the cutest of A B C books is the
s'Household Primer" Each large letter
has an amusing picture and . pretty
verse. The whole is daintily printed IN
brown, and, best of all, is mailed free by
D. Lothrop 6 Co., Boston, on receipt OF
4 2-cent stamp.
Mr.. n. j. Walker, the principal OF the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind Institute
at Cedar Springs, Spartanburg county.
has our thanks for an ninvitationto attend
the commencement exercises on the Path
inst. Nothing would afford us more
pleasure than to attend.
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We notice by the Anuerson Sn m;.,.s Joa't@os ho;
that the once Rev. w. W.. HICKS na; :;
stepped down and out OF the Pnlpls Ioe y
engage in selling stump p1iilhS fbara na
chine in Florida-what a ian Is Cnele !1:ae
He is without doubt one Oh the ONES
scamps that ever disgraced the. mlnlste
rial cloth.
| Now is the time to advertise and le
tho neople know what goods you have t
| disnose of. If you want trade in the Gu
t;n1es vou must coax it. You canno
oct it Without coaSing. II you 40 NJ NJ
believe it, just try it once. artisin Ash IN
HERALD AND NEWS LOT a1!sstistt' 1!e.st ~
rates-they will be found very llsns'
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