The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
Various and All About.
Cotton-Middling 81.

OOLLOll-11luullIlS OF.
New store up town-L. P. W. Riser.
Hot Supper Friday night at McCaugh-
rims hall.
Interesting services at Luther Chapel
Sunday afternoon.
Ou County Fair begins next Wednes-
day.
Next Tuesday week and Well make
a strong pull for Cleveland and the rest
of the boys.
Then we'll all 60 to the State Fair on
the 18th November.
We predict a shower to lay the dust
between now and the State Fair.
The bright October days are here, the
gladdest Of the year.
We "Stand" on our head on first page.
Certain exchanges are requested to e1-
anime it.
There is to be marriage in high life
among the colored people here on the
30th inst. The cards are out.
Lang DeWalt, colored, of Newberry,
died at Greenwood on the 11th inst.
Col. Jno. F. Hobbs has been nomina-
ted for elector from the State at large
on the Prohibition ticket in Georgia.
The person who found bunch of keys
sometime since can find the owner by
applying at this Office.
Rev. A. Coke Smith addressed the
W. C. r. u, on Tuesday afternoon.
Business prevented our attendance.
A new marble yard in town by Miller
& Hoof. See adv. Good work can be
executed there. Try them.
Peoples & Johnson call on you in to-
days paper. See them.
Mr.. John Alexander Of Columbia will
accept our thanks for Australian paper:
We Glso thank Miss Esmeralda Boyle OF
Kesrney, Nebraska, for late Western
papers.
The Wateree Messenger is the name OF
a new paper just started at Camden by
Mr.. G. W. Birchmore, editor and pro.
VI lCIO4s IL PlSSCAIo Dhi6oI SHPSeA-
ance and we wish it success.
Our Prosperity correspondent says
Mr.. Beacham is dangerously Ill at his
home near St. Luke's. Some cotton In
Wheeler & Moseley's gin caught fire the
other day and came very near having 8
general conhagration, but fortunately II
was put out before getting under head
way. A farmer the other day said he
would lose 5000 by his farm this year
and he is good farmer, but he does no,
live in the Stoney hills-all cotton.
The other synods Of the Genera
Synod refuse to cooperate with the
South Carolina Synod in the support ot
Theological Seminary at Newberry
the Georgia Synod excepted.-Lnthsra'
Vistor.
Mr.. Edgar Sigh, Of Beth Eden fame
exhibits q trophy in red fox tai
which he had the pleasure OF taking
He is much in the chase as we'll as deyo
ted to the gin and planting.
A voluminously large and beautifully
assorted box Of candies was received BY
young lady near Beth Eden, few
days ago. 1t came all the way from
Arkansas.
Mr.. Henry Burton, OF Doheyville, Ark.
sent to Mr.. Edgar Sigh, beautiful 70:
horn, made Of lightwood knot. 1t i
elegantly polished, and Handsomely or
namented. 1t is singular In having
been made from an old lightwood knot
and will be highly priced by Mr.. Sligh
It will soon be brought into requisitiol
some early, dewy morn in waking tn
echoes and rousing Sir Reyncld from hi
leafy den.
1t gives us pleasure to announce tina
| our young friend J. Ward Pelham, ate
a successful and thorough examination
before the Board of Pharmaceutical ES
| aminers, has been admitted as license
druggist. DR.. Ward has been applyin
| himself very studiously to his bushes
for many years, and we are pleased a
his attainment to new honors In hi
| calling.
The United States Su3ervis ors Of Elet
ton for Newberry County are 'sdistribr
! ted" az follows Newberry, No. !. T
L. Hicks, Gibson's Sto:te. No: 2, Jaso
Jones. Maybiaton. G. ., Hendsraor
Walton. u. 8. Long, Cromer's store
W, T, Bird, Jalspa. ], e. Brooks, Loni
shore's Store, &, L. Ken.Aady, william
! Store, ]. s. Sterart, Disd Fall, Y.
Singleton, Prosperity, J.: r. Cree
Jolly Street, ,. C&DaKMps, Pomarl
T r. E;ohalbenAnr, GlRmpkYllle, n.