The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

Dr.. FAINT has most lovely toilet sets.
The Two tramps recently in our town
were last week arrested at Anderson.
There is a mann in town - years Old
who did not vote last week.
Some people seem to think that news
papers are run for the fun OF the thing.
c. L. Havird has 4 lot OF boots and
shoes that can beat the world in prices
and quality. Try a pair OF them Oh.
Cotton picking IS about over and
farmers are anxious to sow iall oats, but
the drouih is intcrminable.
The beautiful walking stick presented
to Mr. J. Z. Chapman, las5 Sunday af-
ternoon by the Helena Sunday School,
was bought OF Mr.. ScholtZ.
Mr.. J. ?. Pool was on the committee
OF Judges, exhibit of horses and live
stock, and also on races at tho Piedmont
Fair in Grecnville last week.
Business will soon be booming we be-
lieve, now that the election is over, and
the fact is clearly demonstrated that
Cleveland and Hendricks are the men.
Mr.. Cromer. one OF the former editors
OF the Newberry HERALD AND News,
has Withdrawn from the editorial corps
Of that journal. He was fluent writer.
-LNTensciUe Herald.
Mr.. Jacob Wicker, living in township
Il, lost his Siil house and two bales OF
cotton last. Friday night by fire. No III
sur&nce.
TIE most remarkable event Oh record
was the peaceab!e election in Newb .rrv
county on las; Tuesday. We have heard
Of not a single riot. That blood was rot
split, and that largely, in many OF the
larger cities Oh Tuesday is :uoS5 singular.
IL the sale OF land advertised by Dr..
Glenn. he Shculd appear as Trustee ana
rot Is Executor. The correction will be
made next wet:;, as the page Oh which
the ''ad'' appears was printed when the
error was discovered.
The Nlms and Courier deserves more
than m"rr thanks from the people OF
South Carolina ior the timely intorma-
ton on the duties Of MarshAlls and the
crime OF voting the same ticket in each
box.-Lerindon Dispatch.
Major l.. J. Jones we regret to learn
received a telegram Oh Monday last
which informed him that his grand
daughter, Oracle, WHO it was heard was
recovering from i severe attack Of Ty-
phoid fever, has had 4 relapse.
a large and happy reunion OF Col
Leayell's family took place at his resi-,
dence last Friday, in honor Of the mar.
riage OF Mr.. John Leavell. The happy
couple reside in Greenwood. Miss Fanny
Leavell and Mrs. SpearmaE OF Columbia
came up.
The Juvenile or Sparkling Berry So,
ciety had its regular monthly meeting on
Sunday afternoon in the Methodist
church. The Ladies Missionary Society
met at the same time and place. The
latter meeting was quite small.
Or paper this week is just as full as
possible of the great victory. We can't
help it. we are full, are running over,
and what with Cleveland and Hendricks
the electoral vote, ETC., and so forth, it
is quite nataralto cffervese. We would
fill it if it was twice the size. Read the
good news, democrats, read it.
Mr.. T. P. Lane is in delightful frame
OF mind, owing to the visit OF several o.
his ''cousins, his sisters and his aunts, ,
with sprinkling of nephews. Tom i:
a whole-souled Jolly fellow, and know:
how to give countryman's fare and 3;
hearty welcome to his friends.
The political complexion is changed
and it was hoped that this happy change
would have brought rain. The atmos
phere however instead of getting heavy
with moisture has, in keeping with thu
lightness Of heart OF the people. alst
grown light.
Subscribers who fail to get the HERALI
AND News after January, will knov
that this is caused by their failure to pay
for the paper. We cannot afford to d.
credit business longer. We will b.
| obliged to our readers if they will eX
anime the dates opposite their names
and see what amount they owe lis ant
remit at once. Ii is not our purpose t
dan our subscribers any after this, bu
simply to cut Off the names OF all VIII,
are in arrears and place the accounts il
the hands OF collector. It