The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-13
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Facts are what people want. We know
Give the news and you please people.
Th" sweet potato crop is promising.
Who will sell the first bale new co.,
ton:
Who will buy the first bale new cot
ton:
Gary Anderson Is certainly laying
brick.
The Gilbert Hollow NeuS has been en-
larged.
Ireland made war upon Africa one
night last week.
One or two communications have been
crowded ont this issue.
Have you heard OF the new finn
Woctcn & McWhirter:
We don't know where Prof. Schmitt
is tuning pianos this week.
The gnats have visited this section in
droves the past week or two.
1t is wonder to us how some people
live so well and loaf so much.
One line IS read and remembered
where one column would not be.
The ycang members of the Bar are
running the Trial Justice Courts.
Mr.. james RaineS has taken charge of
the Gaffney City Piedmont Inspector.
There is i colored woman in town
who claims to be from London, Eng.
Look out for the comet, low down in
the western horizon, soon after t;lrk.
Another marriage will occur in town
shortly, and it will surprise some folks.
They are to have 4 new church build
ing at Trinity, Newberry Circuit, soon.
Do you know that ripe tomatoes will
remove ink and other stains from white
cloth?
1t is too warm TO read Il long article,
therefore we spare the people that in
niction.
It is TOO warm to write a long article.
therefore we spare ourself, also, that i'll
Fiction.
For the past few days it has been as
hot as-weu its been hot.--Laacastez
Rccseac. -5.--S-,
We don't know anything about farm
ing. A great many OF our brother ed-
itors do.
The finest grapes we ever tasted have
just been eaten. They came from Mr..
Scholtz's.
D. ". Ward & co. arc liz snug rs
bug in a rug,''iA their neat new store 1T
the corner.
The third verse OF the 52nd Psalm is
applicable to more than one man IL this
community.
The business outlook Tor the coming
fall is more promising than 1t has been
since the war.
We learn from the Greemville -Necs
that the venerable William WhItmlre CT
that city is dead.
An excursion 10 Tallalah by several
OF our citizens is being talked of.-'>eae-
ca City Free Press.
A continuation OF generous showers OF
rain is badly needed now to prevent the
cotton from shedding.
The County Commissioners put an
important advertisement IN this week. :
paper. Clear the streams
What will Newberry do Tor the mar
row gauge railroad: Up and ut Ii.
Strike chile tie iron Is hot.
We don't know who i happier, Rev.
"A. Clifton or Mr.. 7. +. Tarrlnt; they
are both smiling whenever seen.
A gentleman from Fairfield County
SAWS he has ripe strawberries, something
very remarkable for this season.
The first bale OF the new cotton crop
OF Georgia was received 1t ColuMh'lS on
the 9th. 1t was from Dawson County.
The London Echo is agitating the mat
ter OF giving half day holiday every Sat
urlay to the clerks OF that city. We echo.
The Court House Bible has been IL
service since 1916 1T the NewDerry lem
ME Of Justice-40 years with one copy
The reference in the St. Johns Church
case WAS adjourned in Columbia on the
3rd inst. to meet 1t Hope Station III sep
tember.
It is claimed that the highest faculty
of lanpuaoe is to conceal thought. nam
wants to know What is quicker thal
thought.
sneak;n" OF mountain dew leads us tc
remark that it has striking similarly
to crricitv-discovc:ed by means Oh
bottle.
coloreI couple. poetically StyIr'
Mr.. JeenS Polite and Miss LoveiI 90
rgbf,v:; were united i'll We"ioc" II
Charleston last week. y.
An exchange says that pi!cil 0! 81
n,+ in y cats saucer Of milk HEo III ~
,,,n,+ two o,. three times 4 week VII! l''
vent it from having Its.
Parties are being made up III -Ay"G a.,,'.,
vile for trips TO C;c>;.r ue"o ;tt" T',.
places in the moEAta"':.
would do we'll TO follow S''"'
rhc uarrow gauge railroad rom IIa.n, -,
.-. 70 Ncwberry is on 4 oi% poo.ii
Wy $4,000 was SubScfiEe" III !-"7'
TIrafaId II once, and still they CONT
NJ Ed. Graham gave "ttr.3nce ~ ,'
;,,A,,+rovertible argument Whca III
said - ns one day last week that; Pai'
reads hr.ter when it i> paid Ior.
Ono of our readers says: ".'oi'GSe e.,
ara w,N+nl in EGget;eld County. LII
Smiths hold their own a E''. o'! VI
.Jopescs . arr becoming very scarce.
The fatr,sr< have stack c'o<c 10 ,. ',,.' ~.
business this year. for sire: - .1,,.; w.;
make or leak. aud lhcy "N"rteu 'he'
best best ef5or1s fl g.' to ward of tl.e calamity.
Hon ] 4. sligi,, Senate: from: New New
berry, and other speakers wIli ,,a",'n a"a'sT ,I
the lao ,,o'r crowd at Bowers barbecue o
Saturdsv the 15th.-Ler'"g'"" D'<I'0''
:.Unhappy Europe! 'hs jMasmenf, !;;G: f. =,
Cod - ..1t.'f Ih,::,rl; upon thee. Thy :Uiei
ings es Toulj ES5'i deserve an anSvIs pity; =,
an aneeI.s noel" tears could wash away III
crimes