The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-27
Various and All About.
Congress nlerts n. Xt NJ malay.


I, was Ike pulling te, til TO get the
r,scai> cut: b::t they la ! /" come.
Or l-g >Ilto shave be, II rcce;vin cal-
plea. i"n- for positions in the Legisi-
ture i .'.r ;ht primary election.
TIE Lutheran Sunday Scho u has de-
ci,ird 20 have Il Concrrt for N-ma> crl,'-
brat:on instead of :hc N-mas tree.
D.. w f. P,.lham has been elected
2d Nicc-p"esiilent OF the Pharmaceutical
A A-so:iatic;l of SOuth Crroli:la.
Col. J. C. Haskell says he Is not Il
candidate for any Federal office and will
not be one.
We invite attention TO the carl of
MessrS. Cloud & Smith. who begin this
week 4 sweeping reduction III prices
for their fall and winter goods.
We hive not III command a completed
list OF the prospective applicants for the
pos; maStcrShip at Newb.rry and Pres
periiy.
Mr.. J. Y. Fowles has opened L gene
raj store in connection with his saw mill
and turpentine di>tillery six miles south
east of this place Gilbert HoNotc Neacs.
4 splendid shower of ruin fell SIN lay
afternoon after which tn" weather 4r''w
clcar, cold and serene. Now the farmers
can speed the plow.
The BlptiSt State Convention will
meet in Newberry next Year. DIR. ). A.
Moo ly of Grtenville is appointed 10
preach the Convention sermon.
We hope those farmers who have not
already plan!ela Il full small! griin crops,
will yet b. able to do so. Large ami
good small grain crops are v"ry conve-
nient things to follow hard Year.
Marriage seems to be Epidemic We
cllro liclc several this week, and Others
are on the carpet. Has the election If Il
Democratic President anything TO do
with l.?
There were no services in the Baptist
Church last Sunday, the pastor. Rev.
Luther BroadduS, being absent III at
tendance upon the Blptist State Con-
vr,ton which met in Marion on the
2ith.
Mr.. Hrnry Cuhen, relative OF NJ.
Maan's, ana who has been on this side
of the Atlantic bur few weeks, can
write Il letter ut his own Gictation and
speak pretty we'll in English. He Is
from Prussia.
Mr.. S. r. Riser was introduced to the
Helena Sunday School last Sunday at-
trrnoon by Mr.. Arthur X bier. We feel
assured that NJ. Risr.r will make 4 good
superintendent aud win the confidence,
affection AMI respect OF the school.
The d1y fall has delayed the Planting
of small grain, brt has given fine op-
pOr;unity TO the farmer TO harvest the
other crops already made, before cold
wea her se;s in. There has lee very
little poor cotton put Oh the market III
consequence.
Frank Pti>ter. cnlored, who drew \
pistol on Miss Lizzie Schumpert and
Threatened to shoot her on last Sunday,
was arrested and brought before Tr;t'
Justice BleaSe and upon examination hy
physicians was a'ljudgcd insane.
Sheriff Wheeler is said to have kept
himself well armed or Sunday night as
faint r,lmorS had reached him that there
was probability that an attempt would
be madet get possession OF PeiSter, who
had been lodged in Jail for safe keeping.
No attempt was made.
Mr.. Schumpert, Miss Lizzie's father,
says that the negro is crazy as he had
been trusted servant of his for i num-
Der Of years, and no quarrel had taken
place between the negro and any OF his
family.