The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-09-28

The following "notis" WAS found post
ed on church door near Timmonsville,
Darlington County, S. c.: "Notis Their
Will Bee A Gren Back Labor Meeting
at This Place on the 16 at 3 O'Clock p
N. all hoo want 10 support the indepen'
dent ticket will pleas at ten promptly
Mr.. Carlisle intends to resign the Of
fee of Trial Justice, which be has flied
for FIVE years. There are already petit
tions out for the appointment OF his
successor; one IN favor Of Mr.. Joseph
S. Reid, the oti er in favor of Mr.. W.
H. Hunt, Jr. Both petitions are hume.
ronsly signed.
Remember your promises. subscribers
and advertisers, to pay your indebted
nesses as soon as cotton is on the mar
ket. We have waited long and pa
tiently and now hopefully look for the
realization of your promises. Every
dollar due is needed. Let US not have to
ask you the second time.
The Concert given by the Sunday
School Of the A. NJ. i. Church Wednes-
day night, goth instant, was 7ery
creditable affair. Rev. Turpin, pastor
of the church, was master of ceremo-
MES, and his daughter presided at the
organ. The hal! was fnll, the order
WAS good. and the music, speeches and
dialogues were well rendered.
Our young male friends are singing
Sad is my heart, joys are unknown
Misses Lizzie and Efie Griffin, sisters
of Mrs. Orlando Sheppard, have return
ed to their home in Newberry after
spending several months in Edgefeld
May the many hearts made sad by Their
leaving be frightened again soon and
often by their return.-EaggEeld Chro'a'
acle.
Miss Virginia, daughter of Mrs. Su
san Montgomery, OF Newbtrry, has
sent her old friend. the Senior Editor O
the HERALD. a copy Of the Topeka
Kansas, Daily Capital. The Capital is
largely given up to interesting proceed
ings of the State Fair, which was s
grand SUCCESS. Thanks, Miss Virginia
we often think of you iu your kansa!
home.
Dr..L. A. East leaves this city to-day
for Newbelry where be will in future
reside. Greenville always regrets ths
loss of good citizen and will miss tht
energy and public spirit which has char
acterized Or. East during bis residence
here. It is hoped that success will at
tend him in whatever enterprise he em
barks in at his new hoIne.-GrseaU1M
NeaUs, 26th.
Our tabulated vote is not official. bu
| is, no doubt, correct We did not Oh
tain it from the Executive Committee
but directly from the different boxes
| through the kindness Of the Managers
! to whom We return thanks. The new
| nominees do not appear this week e
the mast head" because the o1icla
count has not yet been made. 1t vii
be made to-day; and next week the!
will appear IN their proper place.
The Quintette Club. the unrivallet
and only genuine vocaiisis. W." on
| again Monday night. After serenadins
| their sweethearts they paid their re
spects to the editor, and poured fortl
their tribute of song at his feet, so t.
speak. The performance was opened
with an entirely new song that is des
tined in time to become popular. From
q few words caught up here and Their
it sounded like something about ih'
Sweet By and By. This was followed
by touching and pathetic song abou
the fv on the wall, and by other selec
melodies. Our thanks are rendered t
| tha kind vocaljstS