The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

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Portrait of Senator NJ. c. Butler in
Crayon. VIM. Welch. This Portrait was
greatly admired and highly praised by
adept critics who visited this Depar; mont
and was admitted to be the most life like
of any on Exhibition. The skill dis
played by the Artist was wonderful for
one OF his age.
HOUSEHOLD.
Jmcooked ham. Mrs. VI. A. RenwicE,
2nd.
HORSES.
Heavy Draft Stallion, N. J. Waldrop,
2nd.
Light Draft Stallion, J. D. Smith, End.
Grlding years old, J. D. Smith.
Pair S. G. raised Matched horses, I'D.
Smith. 1st.
Single9harness, S. C. raised, horse, J.
D. Smith, End.
Single harness, 5. C. raised, mare, J.
D. Smith. End.
Pair Matches. one of each owned i'll
S. c., J. D. Smith, 2nd.
Single harness, open to world, l.. NJ.
A. Renwick, 2nd.. =
Best saddle horse open to world, .. D.
Smith, 2nd.
FANCY WORK Observation-Disclosures
IN THREAD
Infant Dress, Miss n. Chapman.
DARNED NET.
Handkerchief. Miss Ray Foot.
QUILTs-CoTToN.
Laid work, Mrs. T. w. Holloway.
Ny. N 1 C..lIIm-
pert.
STRAW AND WILLOW WORK.
Mrs. P. J. Stephens for collection of
Baskets and one for Hat.
Tapestry Beads, Miss Alma weber,
The Board Of State CanvasserS, whose.
duty it is tofcanyass the returns OF woes
given in each County for State and Conn-.
ty and Federal officers, met in the office
of the Secretary OF State OIL Thu Sday
the 18th inst. at l2im. Present. .Conlpt.
,Genl, w. E. Stoney: State Treasurer. j.
P. Richardson; Atty. Genl., c. R. Miles;
Adit. and I. Genl., A. u Manigault, t,sand
E. B. Murray, Chairman Com. on
Privilege and AsElections House Of Rep
resentatives. The Board proceeded
to business by the election OF the
State Treasurer as Chairman, and A. c:
Jones rs Clerk They have adjourned
from day to day awaiting returns from
counties where returns have been de-
layed.
I was prevented from going to the
Fair until Friday y noon, on account o'
having to remain at'the Office and receive
the Election Returns forwarded.by the
Messengers OF the respective counties,
which prevented me from sharing the
Joys Of the occasion with my friends,
however, l met quite number OF ia
miliar faces. among the number, Mrs. j.
E.. Brown, Mrs. J.sW.''M. Simmons. Mis-
ses. Birdie Rock, Emma Simmons. Helen
Wardlaw, Sibbie and Cornelia Coppock,
and Lonise Tarrant. whose smiles and
cheerful faces showed that they were in
full accord and nnion with the Joyous
occasion. Then there was Lamas Bla-
lock, Drate Smith. J. P. Pool, VIM. T.
Tarrant and Robbie, I. w. Walter. Thos.
Cook. E. G. Jones. j. S. Hair, T. F. Hlr-
mon. Dr.. Rrnwick. II. j. Ms'fett, j. r.
Spearman, Sr.. Maj. Saber. II. Carlisle,
J. c.. Wilson. H. c. Mosely, A. G. May
bin, and list Of others all bent OIL hsv-
ing good time.
The National Democratic Committee
WAS right when 1t said that there was no
power that could prevent the canvess OF
rality for Cleveland and Hendricks, all
charges his defeat to Elkin, and Bur-
chard Rum, RomaniSm, Rebellion.j
The. Democratic Rally and Torchlight
procession on the l4th inst. was the
grandest spectacle that has been wit
messed IN this city for years. The man
agement was admirable. Main Street
from the Post Office to the State House
was a perfect blaze OF Torches, Rockets,
Roman Candles, etc. The procession
was headed by the Carolina Regimental
Band, followed by the Belva lockwood
Club, composed OF Commercial Tourists
in Mother Hubbard Dresses: conspicuous
in the ranks, I noticed j. #. Baily. Geo
W. Clotworthy. w. Y. Holland, ". J.
Young-they were the most attractive
characters IN line. Next in order were
the Clubs Of the City and visiting citi-
zeus. The procession moved to the State
House where they were greeted with the
booming OF cannon. and enraptured by
the sweet strains of Music, from Reeves
Justly celebrated Band Of Rhode Island.
AS soon as quiet could be partially re-
stored. Col. J. o. Marshall announced
that Genl. johnson Hagood had been
chosen Chairman, who then appeared
and amidst the shouts OF the thousand
assembled, introduced Gen. Thompson,
| who was greeted with tremendous ap-
| plause as WAS Senators Hampton and
Butler, who followed him. Their re-
marks We're we'll suited to the Joyous
occasion, very conservative. but Inspiring
and encouraging in the highest degree.
Genl. John Bratton Is a candidate for
the urexpired term Of the late Con-
| gressman John H. Evins in the 4th Dis
| trict.
The Legislature meets Oh Tuesday the
25th inst.
Col. j. O. Marshall is candidate for
! L. S. Marshall.
Capt. and Mrs. Lipscomb are attend
ing the annual meeting OF the National
Grange at Nashville, Tenn.
We were favored by visit from Eu-
gene, Of the HERALD AND News,
among Fair week. He seems to be a
right sprightlv little Devil"
Messrs. Miller and Lux, two cattle
kings of the Pscifc coast, poor men