The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-08
Abram Harris, of the German Syna-
gogue, Richmond, Va.

The brides were handsomely arrayed
in white satin, with veils extending to
their feet, while the gentlemen wore
black cloth dress suits and the sleekest
sort of beavers.
Mr.. AND MRS. LETERAAN's PRESENTS.
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Mr.. AND MRS. FooT's PRESENTS.
One set bedroom furniture, Ray and Mordy
Foot, South Carolina; one set parlor fnrni.
ture. Louis Eisepman, Stauntoh; one velvet
carpet, B. Oberdorfer, Charlottesville; one
hat rack, Philip Leterman, Charlottesville;
household furniture, Mr.. and Mrs. Foot,
South Carolina; dining-room furniture, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Samuels. Baltimore; one silver
pitcher and goblet, P. Millhiser, Richmond ;
one silver pitcher, B. Cohen & Bro. Baltimore;
one silver card receiver, Jos. /. 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. c. Strauss, Rich
mond; one bronze clock, j. Herfzberger &
Co., Baltimore, one siyer fruit basket, Phil.
Stern, Richmond ; one pair handsome lamps,
L. Lazarus and sisters Charlottesville; one
silver dish, b. Eisenman, Charlottesville; one
siver butter dish, J. J. Strass, Richmond; !;
one China toilet set, n. EiSenman and lady,
Charlottesville; one China tea set, Meyer
Oberdofer, Staunton; one pair Spittoons, Mrs.
Fannie Heller, Charlottesville; one bronze
clock, Heidelbergher & Schloss, Baltimore;
pair butter knives, L. HecLheimcr, New
York; one silver fish ladle, Ambach, Ben
gunder & Co., Baltimore; one silver butter
knife and spoon, L. Sinshenner and ]. Giles,
n Y; one-halc dozen silver tca spoons, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Goldsmith, Charlottesville; three
bronze statues, Lauchheimer & Co., Phila-
delphia; pin cushion and toilet mats, Miss
3. Gottenhelf, Washington; one pin cushion.
Miss f. Sandman, Washington; towels, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Brunn. Charlottesville; two
handsome chromoS, P. Leterman, CharlotteS-
vile; set silver spoons, n. B. Lilienfeld,
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 b.
Ezekiel, Richmond; two fruit stands, S.
Mich, Charlottesville; one handsome cut
glass set. Jos. Fay, Baltimore; one cigar
stand, E. Hutzler and C. Strauss, Richmond; !;
one set table mats, A. We'll, Charlottesville;
one toilet box, C. P. Benson, Charlottesville; !;
one set toilet mats, Sophie LetermaE, Char
lottesville; one dozen napkins, L. C. King,
New York; one fancy pitcher. Irene Loven-
stein. Richmond, one fancy pitcher, Hannah
Goldsmith, Charlottesville; one silver cup,
Sam. Hess, Charlottesville; one-half dozen
spoons, Whitehill & Co., Baltimore; one
dozen glasses. J. Kaufman. Charlottesville; !;
one-half dozen silver table spoons, Sam.
Hirsh, Staun,ou; four silver knives, I. Letter
man, Charlottesville; one counterpane,
Strauss Bros, Baltimore; one handsome
table cover. Louis Berdel, Baltimore; one
pair chromos, Israel Myer and lady. Rich
mond; two fruit stands, S. Aronheim, Char
lotteSyile; one silver fruit basket, L. Block,
Gordonsyile; one silver jewelry casket, A.
Leo We'll, Titusville, Pa; one clock, Cocklin
Bros. & Co.