The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
"CAPiTAL DOTS -

at the Opera House i'll his mew play
Capt. M.>hler;" following thi, was tle
b,iyls spectacular drama The Romany
Rye" the Catholic Fair. a German by
the Columbia Club, the excursion TO
Charleston, and a number OF smaller
attractions. The comedy in which Gus
Williams appeared as Capt. Mishier WAS
rich and attractive. | can commend
him and little Bessie, (who had been left
at his statc-roum by unknown hands,
and cared for as his child,) to the read
ers OF the HERALD.
s:She is the only girl I love,
She is the only girl l prize,
She is the darling of nv heart,
Ny pretty little bright blue-eycs."
He captured the hearts of his audience
by letting in the light upon the tender
heart hid under the breast OF strong
man. THE Romany Rye" was much
enioved and deserves worthy II ention.
The German was a success. The eX-
cursion was the exciting event OF the
week. Charleston had made large prep
arations for huge Cleveland and Hen
bricks political demonstrate ion, and were
waiting for the people and legislators to
come and umite with them III their jubi-
lee. S. C. r. r. put the fare for the
trip at S3.25. Numbers were making
ready to 90, when the 4. G. Line put
out bills fare to Charleston and return.
| S2.0G.'' Cutting continued until 1t
reached the low price OF 50 cents. The
town was wild. A legislator would say
II will be away until morrow morn
Please tell my landlord" Clerks il
the offices would rush in and say "Lcol
after my desk, Pm going to Charles
! TOM until the city WIS almost deserted
| All report that the trip and the enter
! tainment given by the city OF Charles
| ton was magnificent III the highest de
gree. The meeting at Military Hall ant
banquet following was in keeping will
| the already far-famed generous hoSplta!
| ity Of the City by the SEA. After they
had demonstrated to their hearts con
tent, they were called aside to the Inter
eSting part of the programme, The CO
LATION. The best s.ceetS and substantial
that could be had OF the markets were
there, from the hands of experienced
epicurians. The provision was bounti
full. When the hosts had gathere,
around the festive board and welcomed
by the Master of Ceremonies, Hon. 4
Enslow, the interesting part was begun
.Seren gentlemen outside Of the city o
Charleston were called upon and re
sponded with appropriate remarks
Newberry was honored by having twt
Of her representatives, Messrs. Sampson
Pope and O. L. Schumpert, OF the nunl
Der who We're selected TO respond. Thl
was indeed high compliment, cousld
ering the large number of member
present. Our neighborS, MessrS. Hemp
hill, OF Abbeville, Simpson OF Lauren<
and Mckis<ick, OF Union, We're also III
cluded in this number.
Messrs. G. n. Suber, Geo. JohnstoHe
E. H. Aull, Geo. S. Mower, o. E. Her
! bert, Geo. B. Cromer, w. H. Hunt an'
John B. Jones we're at the meeting HEX
| in this city to orge niZe Bar Association
An organization was affected with EX
Gov. A. G. Magrath. President, W. c
| Benet Secretary. J, @. Marshall Treas
rrer, and a Vicc-President in each 0
the eight Judicial Circuits; also Coun
selor in each Circuit. Mai. Suber i
ce-Presideut in the 7th, and Hon
VIM. Munro OF Union, Counselor. The!
have appointed their first annual meet
ing to be held in this city during th
coming year.
An election has been ordered to b
held on the 27th inst. on tile EceMs
question. Those in favor OF no licehS'
have L tremendous amount uf labor t.
| perfo: m IN order 10 viii.
A Japanese Tea Party for the beneTi
Of the "Columbia Flying Artillery" be
| 9ins this evening 10 cortinu= until Thurs
day evening, whcn it viii close with
military hop.
The Board OF Directors OF the Theolo
/ gical Seminary were called together o;
! Wednesday (twelve of the thirteen mem
| berS Icing present, Of whom five Were
new Iii. nlber$,) for the purpose Of set
tlins lie position OF the Seminary in ref
ererc,. 10 Evolution. A majority OF th'
| Board disappearing the tra' hing OF Evo
llica rs taught by DR.. Woodrow, passed
g resolution asking his resignation. Thi!
he declined to DO for reasons given
whcl ell on the Board, by resolution. re
moved h. m from the Chair OF the Per
kims ProfeSSor*hip OF Natural Science
| in comlcction with Revelation. Rev. w
E. BosgS. D. D.. and Rev. c. r. Hemp
hill, professors, rendered their resigma
ton 10 take effect June 20. 1885. Thcil
| designations We're accepted. "!d the
Board adjourned to meet in this City il
January, 1885, to fill the vacant profeS
sorships.
Mr.. 3. P. Augltry, the father OF Thos
B. and c. F. Aughtry. died IN this city
on the evening OF the llth inst. Nj
Aushtry was al honorable citizen Of
Xewbcrry County, ard will be great
loss to the community in which he lived
Capt. J. Y. McFa!l and Mr.. 3. J. Rapagt
were IN the City on the 18Th,
The Daily Register went of half-cocked or
the Census Bill now before the House. /
charged the St cretary OF State wish getting uL
sob. tbs, would give him the power TO Farm
out the CeusuS appointments in the different
Counties Of the State and that it would he d
great waste OK money 10 Il We the work done
Us it wuuld be Ender his supervision. This Wa.
u most unjust stack, The Secretary OF State
knew uotbiug OF the Bill cnti the Register pub
lished its manifesto. He has had pothine
whatever TO do with it, aud TO show ,ou how
badly the Register missed it. the power OF
appointment Is al vested III Iac GoferHcr t"s
it has always bcenI and he Secretary has
nothing to do but to arrange the work done hy
the ceusss ,akegs sf!rs TIC work Is tnishcd by
Counties.
The Legislature slas passed 10 the ,l!rd Read
ing number Of h!s. mostly local. The HouSt
s'eiea ;eI The Bill Of Or. Pope. "ro limit The
amount OF Boudrd indebtedness Of Eairoal'
now building or hereafter 10 be built" DR.
Pope explained the purpose of the Bill, which
WAS 20 prevent Railroads watering their Stock
and then forcing the People TO paw t.eights TO
meet the interest OF their extravagant Bonded
debt,
II was good bill sad deserved better treat.
ment from The Representatives OF the People,
than defeat by vote Of ST 10 46.
The Senate Bill 20 Repeal The Lien law a:.-
defeated by vote OF Is 10 Il.
The debate ives very exciting and much 10.
tercst was felt as to the result Another effort
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