The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-08

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their feet, while the gentlemen wore
black cloth dress suits and the sleekest
sort ofbeaverS.
MR.. AND MRS. LETERAAN's PRESENTS.
x 4 +
MR. AND MRS. FooT's PRESENTS.
One set bedroom furniture, Ray and Mordy
Foot, South Carolina; one set parlor furni
ture. Louis Eisenman, Staunton; one velvet
carpet, B. Oberdorfer, Charlottesville; one
hat rack, Philip Leterman, Charlottesville;
household furniture, Mr and Mrs. Foot,
South Carolina; dining-room furniture, Dir.
and Mrs II. Samuels, Baltimore; one silver
pitcher and goblet, P. MlIhi>er, Richmond;
one silver pitcher, B. Cohen & Bro, Baltimore;
one silver card receiver, Jos. l.. Levy, Rich
mond; one dozen silver knives, D. II. Stern,
Charlottesville; one set silver knives and
forks, p. Oberdorfer, Charlottesville; one sill
yer pickle dish, N. Kaufman, Charlottesville;
one silver pickle dish, L. G. Strauss, Rich
mond; one bronze clock, j. Hertzbereer 4
Co., Baltimore, one silver fruit basket Phil.
Stern, Richmond one pair handsome lamps,
/. Lazarus and sisters Charlottesville; one
silver dish, N. Eisenman, Charlottesville; one
siver butter dish, J. J. StraSs, Richmond;
one China toilet set, 81. EiSenman and lady,
Charlottesville; one China tea set, Meyer
Oberdofer, Staunton; one pair spittoons, Mrs.
Fannie Heller, Charlottesville; one bronze
clock, Heidelbergher 4 Schloss, Baltimore;
pair butter knives, L. IIechhcimcr, New
York; one silver fish ladle, Ambach, Ben
gunder & Co., Baltimore; one silver butter
knife and spoon, 1. SinShenncr and J. Giles,
Y; one-halc dozen Silver tea spoons, NJ.
and Mrs. NJ Goldsmith, Charlottesville; three
bronze statues, Lauchheimer & Co., Phila-
delphia; pin cushion and toilet mats, Miss
B. Gottenhelf, Washing tou; one pin cushion.
Miss f. Sandman, Washington; towels, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Brunn. Charlottesville; two
handsome chromos, P. Leterman, CharotteS-
vile; set silver spoons, n. 3. Lilieafeld,
Charlottesville; two reclining chairs, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Leterman, Charlottesville; one hand
some chrome, Albert Meyer, Charlottesville;
one carving knife and fork, Harry Keller,
Charlottesville; one carving knife and fork,
n. Newman, Charlottesville; one carving
knife and fork, n. Newman, Charlottesville;
one fruit stand and bouquet holder, Miss 81.
Ezekiel, Richmond; two fruit stands, S.
Mich, Charlottesville; one handsome cut
glass set, Jos. Fay, Baltimore; one cigar
stand, E. Hutzler and G. Strauss, Richmond;
one set table mats, A. We'll, Charlottesville;
one toilet box, c. P. Benson, Charlottesville;
one set toilet mats, Sophie LetermaL, Char
lotteSvie; one dozen napkins, l.. Z. King,
New York; one fancy pitcher, Irene hoyen-
stein, Richmond, one fancy pitcher, Hannah
Goldsmith, Charlottesville; one silver cup,
Sam. Hess, Charlottesville; one-half dozen
spoons, Whiiehill & Co., Baltimore; one
dozen glasses, J. Kaufman. Charlottesville;
one-half dozen silver table spoons, Sam.
HirSh, Staun.on; four silver knives, I. Letter.
man, Charlottesville; one counterpane,
Strauss Bros, Baltimore; one handsome
table cover. Louis BerIel, Baltimore; one
pair chromoS, Israel Myer and lady, Rich
mond; two fruit stands, S. Aronheim, Char
lottesvile; one silver fruit basket, l.. Block,
Gordonsvie; one silver jewelry casket, A.
Leo We'll, TitusviIle, Pa; one clock, Cocklin
Bros. & Co