The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-28
Various anG all About.
Grand March at 8 p. NJ.


Memorial day is only about two week:
OIL
The farmers mildly request little
r;l;r.
I"urrrS i to nave national bank
>OOH.
County Commissioners meet next
Tuesday.
The old lady has nothing 10 do with L
h-> ,ra-la.
We thought Prof. Fosters storm had
struck last Monday.
Better buy vour thermometer SooH. a>
they are on the rise.
The farmers convention meets in
Columbia tomorrow.
Prosperity will be well represented al
thc ball tomorrow night.
Chldc Harold Lake is getting on very
nicely with his broken leg.
In ancient times Easter Sunday WAS
called The SUNDAY OF Joy"
Powdcrly at the bat, Jay Gould on
deck. and whats to follow:
Be sure and 60 to the ball Tomorrow
night. ''Thcy" are all going.
There are 49, white children attend
Ing the schools III No. Q township.
lie that by the rlow would thrive,
Must either hold himself or drive"
Mr.. c. W. Moore has retired from the
editorial control Of Seneca Free Press.
Mr.. S. 7. Riser will preach in the
Lutheran Church next Sunday morning.
Ii YOU want to be in the fashion get
you Il pug dog with curl in his narra-
tive.
The regular Easter services will be
held 1T the Episcopal Church next Sun
day.
At the election for alderman for ward
j, Mr.. Ben Cline received the entire vote
cast.
Ben Cline has q large variety OF lawns
TO show you and you really ought to see
them.
Large crowd in town last Saturday.
Tie merchants looked happy in selling
goods.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
are going to have a lawn party very
shortly.
The little folks seemed to enjoy the
hunt for Easter eggs very much on last
Saturday.
Our Jalapa correspondent should have
some OF Brooks pr. oxide OF silicates for
Ills caterpillarS.
The annual session of the Grand Order
OF I. O. O. F. will meet in Chester on
the 18th OF May.
As red is fashionable this season,
you had better keep on your tlanncls for
1 week or so yet.
Judging from the amount of beans
planted last Friday, pork and beans will
he cheap this year.
The preliminary survey of the Colum-
ba, Ncwberry and Laurcns Railroad
will soon be made.
We regret to learn of the death Of the
Rev. Manning Brown, but could not
learn the particulars.
Deliver me from this crying evil, as
the young man said hen his first born
would not be Quieted.
Tell your wife to be sure there are
no loose dimes in your pants pockets
before she trades them off.
A colored girl in Rock Hill recently
gave birth to q child. having four ears.
-UcralI. 1t must be girl.
Rev. T. VI. DuBose has declined the
call extended by Arleigh Presbyterian
Church to become its pastor.
The down train on yesterday carried
an extra coach for the benefit OF visitors
to the Charleston Floral Fair.
Prof. Foster, of Leavenworth, Kansas,
predicts that there will be great storm
period from April 25th to 10th.
Did it ever occur to you what good
hearted fellow printer is? He makes
it I regular business to set 'em up.
Workmcn have torn down the un-
slightly wooden houses in the rear OF the
Hotel on Friend Street.
Martin Irons the Knights Of Labor
man. has been arrested in st. Louis.
wonder If they will put him in irons.
Why is 4 woman at picnic like 4
man. who has imbibed too freely? They
both say, "Ough , look at the snake"
The fancy stationery articles in stock
at the HERALD Book Store will be sold
at cost, and miscellaneous books under
cost.
There will be meeting at the Court
House next Monday to hear the report
OF the delegates to the farmers convcn-
ton.
1t will be we'll worth seeing little
Miss T. G. and Master G. NJ. in their
fancy dances at the ball tomorrow
night.
Willie Wright who died at Due West
on the 24th inst. was brought to this city
on Monday and inferred in Rosemont
cemetery.
1t is hard to tell this season whether
the ladies arc cultivating flower gar
den or keeping an aviary, Judging from
their hats.
An exchange says Boston is suffering
from Il cent famine. They need Il few
car loads OF South Carolina fertilizer
up that way.
The inventor OF a papier mache coffin
claims it to be fire proof, which is not ut
all necessary, as we can't take them all
tie way with Us.
The picnic party on last Friday must
hav" had i very fine, large time, as each
couple claims to have had 4 better time
than any OF the others.
We were pleased to see Tom Grcnekcr.
Jr., about town again. He has recovered
from his attack OF pneumonia, but is not
vet able 10 return to his duties.
The committees appointed at the rail
roa,! meeting last Saturday are meeting
with rrrat SlrcrSS in obtaininr Sipnn-