The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-25
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| i very sick with b(ions f,ver
III, past week has ts>cn warm md
| srasnuaNlc. ....
| NV, how the grain has n,own
Il The wcather Is mvor,bl, .,rn
| piAutiaw y?Nl he in fun blast This wrek
| MIR, Geo. \ Eina,d planted som,
| corn ab N, Enbruarv Nth which "a nn
~ pretty good stand,
Chicken box has b,,k,n IN, ,n ,his
section,
| On arrount OF sickness, Eev, J, \
Sigh was unable to fiji his pulpit at ST.
pauls las, Sunday, However, SUNDAY
school aud prayer meeting services
wore hcl&.
War talk Is ec;,inm pretty not, bu,
wr hope il will end aNout as tho small
| poX SCAR did,
| Kay, did You ever sit down to write a
letter and about tho time you are get.
ting your mind concentrated upon a
subject up step little Kay and say, Pa
let's see Your pencil: and about the
time YOU grant the desire of this little
ono up steps another and saws, Pa,
please let me have your knife. Then
old Mrs. Kay will present an order from
the school teacher. telling how many
now books and what kind have to be
b nght for thc little ones? Old Bud,
when all such occurs don't YOU feel like
retiring to 4 private room and saying
with the little song: "Vhcn was sim
gle my pockets did jingle, wish was
single again?
Say Kay, think our Editor needs Il
little more prccaution about that head
disease. 1t seemed to Chips that he
WAS holding it pretty high last week.
Can't you hit him another lick?
You may talk about your one, two,
three aud four horse merchants, but if
w. w. Fulmer is not making some
money. he is just mocking those that
are. lfyou fail to find good crowd ut
Waits store you may bet there's not
many country people in town.
We arc in receipt of one of those
beautiful little calendars representing
the old reliable hardware firm of VIM.
johnson. Mr. johnson is real, strict
IS honest merchant and we have always
found him courteous as we'll as kind in
his dealings.
Vegetation is making its appearance
again. The peach and plum trees are
almost in full bloom and the little
birds are beginning to sing, and every
thing begins to look like spring.
We have been informed that the
thieves have made their appearance at
Mr.. ThOs. FellcrS again and broke into
his po,ato bank taking a larger portion
Of what potatoes he had. There will
have to be different plan from juils,
chaingangs and pcnitcntiaries organ
lied to stop this thing of stealing.
We notice that the postollicc appoint
mcnt ut Ncwberry has been settled at
last ana Col. VIM. y. Fair is the lucky
| man. we must say for Mr. Davidson,
as he goes out, he has made us n good
postmaster, ana SO far as we know, has
ialthfnlly discharged his duties, giving
general satisfaction. But his successor,
Mr.. falr, Is fully competent to take
care OF the duties of his Office. We are
not rlctatlng, but VIC hope that Mr..
FAIR Will retain the present clerk, Mr..
e. M. Graham. Mr.. Graham is man
OF more than ordinary recollection, and
we must say that we had the best
method IN getting our :iaii through his
and Mr.. Davidson's management wc
ever had before.
The mind of tho human body is one
OF the greatest factors on earth. There
Is nothing moves more continuously
than the human mind. We have to
stop, pause and ruminate once in n
whlle over the different make up of the
world. 1t is just wonderful to think
what this world is composed of, and the
I biggest wonder is to sec how many peo-
pie OF different kinds and how many
people OF different minds it takes to
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