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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Clearing Houses.

Boston, 1Z.-RePsrts from twenty,
six lesaing elsa ing hossss or .ns
United SsAtes for the week ended
she,1ssA give the tD'al olearances Sd. ..
SaA, 4s7,z11, being . decrease OF 80
bee esnt., compared with Che CORE
sBvRefrg week e tSR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
DR.. FraZier'S Magic Ointment

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove thst roughness from The
hands and face and make yoa beau
tifui. Price SOC. Sent by msil.
FR&zIER MEDICINE Co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
ST. Patrick'S Day,

Philadelphia, lI.-No publ &C eele-
bration here to-day. In the coal re.
gions the day vas honered by the
total suspension Of work at the
cOllierieS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Grant

Fortre Monroe, 17-General
Grant AMI psrty left this afternoon
for Washington, where they viii
spend couple of weeks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18

VWE you SUFFER- with Dys.
aezssa and hiver C0malRinss Al--
KS Ffaaasger rs g1nrsaae5G ts casgs
xeaa, $50 at u. G.A4Ss l. Drag
GHrR. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Shessins q Train.

Dsbis, IA railway train epsn
which Michael Davitt vas jearnsy.
ing to-day, Was fred 1pea at Dsss
gs1xeE, Csxnty TyrsHs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18

NASAL INJEe-IGR free VIII
. .sk hottie Of ShiiOh's GaEsrrA
,..~!asss vsfee sHc gSld BY T. q
!. Vsog Sfnss Ne
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
r.IE MIDLAND RAILROAD.

Onr measure Introduced r"-'iav j. deserving
Of >;,r,.iul mcrriuu on urc"uHI Of Tic vide
,prcuI interest III !,r- been created III II ~
The d,. CT .i":l # tn" new -ppeI> III reS"r! I"
.h,. III ,u.cr OF tn" 'v"ri rIncnt ~ the hSAl
ru,icc If j., lutruduc ion Il is the bill intro
ducr.l h.. Senator Smr'hr, 'n ctnrrr
TIE MIDLAND RAILROAD
Company of Sou h C..rolina aud Is tastcfuiiF
.,cL III, win blaze ribbon. T.c iucorpurntors
of ;ry pr.,p,..i rl'irngd 'rc Ju-cph X. Robert
.rr. J Adr"r S.rvtSlr WIi!ia". B"rn'n"n.
Frr.n ! +, n.r, +. " " IN : \. Du..
,,.a, + J pc:zr, G,o ". Ni'ii J'..
vi; ,arn \. Cnur'rnay, F = Rodgers, o:
Wcitc:>, i. p. Jrrvey, 4. y Jdrm, Z. i Pop.
pe.l,..i IN, \. + G Cramrr, y F PAnkn'n and
&. " Eyan, and such other pcrSon> "r c"rpo-
ruriuu. it, may be associated With them.
The comp my is authorized TO build and
main rin Il r ruad ext ndinS from The CITY
81 Gr,cr,,ie 10 'hr Ci'y OF Chn'ic ton hy the
mo,t .iu c. and pr. ;;cablc rouir, namely by
way ~ LIurrms Courthouse ana N-woe'r'
COnr;hou L, through tie Counties OF lexington
aud R:ciiI.uI T.. Columbia, through the Coun-
ri,., ul Rich'Auh, Lexington and Orangrburg
Court on e, I'd ;llrou.h the Cum 'e< OF Col
lr,ou, Berkeley aud Charleston 10 :he VI y
OF Chnrr>tnn. The cOmpiny i given the
power TO * rnd the railroad IN any POM ON
;h. Nor Curoina boundary lins as il may
Le,' rmue,
The. c.pj:a, STOCK is to be $500 900. in shares
Of 500 EACH. with the privilege OF i"cr"asc :"
SI COS OG0 rhr rnmp,nv may "iganzc when
300 030 shall have b"en spb er''"d 10 the
cm,,it.i stork The company j. given the
power 10 pu ciuse. Irusr 81 c"H>"lpi"te with
nns ulhcr line. I. is rmRnwrrr'! ~ "H,id,
purcha o, own, g.. can>hip> III r"nnrc:l"''
with j., lin and TO carry on the business "'
general through coa"wise and tuFcign 'r.nS-
porta:ior.
The charter is 10 expire unless the consruc-
lion OF ;he RAFT ond shall be coming red before
Dcc-mhrr 81, 1888 and compile co b fore Janu'
ary !, 1S95.-NewS and Courier, Nov. 26lh.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
slEs LITTLE BROTHER,

Little Tommy was entertaining one
of his sisters admirers until she ap'
peared.
"Do;,t ,tyou come to see my sister,
be inquired.
Yes. Tommy, bats what I come
for:
"tou like her immensely don't
you?"
'.Ot course, admire her very much
Don t you think shs is very nice?"
well, l have to cause she's my
sister; but she thumps me pretty
hard sometimes. But let's see you
open your mouth once. Now shut il
tight I'll! l count ten. There-~l
knowed you could do it,
"Why, Tommy, who said ! couldn't
oh. nobody but sister
::WhAt did she say?
swell she said you lladn't sense
enough to keep yQnr mouth slut,
and I het her two big apples YOU had
and yop have, haven't you? And
you'll make her stump up the apples
won t v ~
The young man did not wait to see
whether she wonll "stump up ol
not.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
OBITUARY,

Edgar Carlisle, son of D. W. and Z.
A. Mccullough, united himself WITH
the Methodist Church. undgr the min.
Istry o! Rev. /. A. Gilbert, september
Is. aSs5. proiessel eonFersiqn Aug. Is,
1854. at meeting at tranquil Church,
conducted by Rev. Walter W. summer
and the writer. Edgar was regarded hF
all who knew him as good soy, Ee
was one OF the best ever knew. lie
was quiet. modest, unassuming, true
and kind. He was never known by dis
obedience or waywardness to bring sor=
row to the hearts OF his parents to whom
he was much devoted. Being the only
son, he was . companion to his father,
accompanying him almost everywhere
he went, The fond parents miss MIN
now, but realize that he is not lost, but
gone before. and entertain the hope OF
meeting him again. His conversion WIS
one OF the brightest I ever witnessed,
and his death was triumphant, l visited
him during Ills last sickness, and found
him ready to depart. When asked It he
loved Jesus; he replied-"Certalnly !
love Jesus DO you feel that Jesu: Is
with YOU il your sutteings: 20 yes, !
know He is with me- DO You remem=
ber how happy you were at nnr meeting
at TRANQUIL: 20 yes. shall never for=
get that meeting" Are you afraid 10
die q? No; I am ready TO 60 wheh II ls
Gods will to call me-" All was done
for him that possibly could have been
J. done, by kind and attentive physicians,
and anxious and loving relatives aud
friends, but God signalled BIN home.
O what an argument in tavor. OF alrr
religion is the happy conversion aHd
triumphant death Of Edgar {. AcLul"
loush. 0 that all who read this may be
as he was. ready, -,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
For the Herald Ip1 News.
DOTS FROM ,OE::iss'N FL y.

We have lad rains and th': farmers
are buy putting in small grain, and a
larre crop will be sown.
Mr. r. ID. Graham has breh confined
to hi: bed for over six week. ana two
OF his children and thr'r OF his grant,
children have been down naa:ly three
weeks, making SIX in his lore: The
grandchildren are better, hu' his two
children are still confined t" their beds.
Mis- Jane Cromer. who llls h 'sn sick
three moNh-, has got So s';:' can visit
her near neighbors. bat is f"hi.' yet.
NJ. i. n GralElln has b'eH down q
week III lnd.
Mr. J,'ln s vi llts beals rnnti 'sI to
l.is bed for ti,r = or four Gag. All on
Ar. GralIau's place.
The farm r. are do.le pickins their
cotton. aud c.'ops are fourth better
than last year. IN this section cott0n j.
Ill giili,!i aud sold, except na% and
thri few bales Visiting for II cents.
Vucrr vii, L.. TWO or three marriages in
this section 800 /. Most of the freedmen
aye going to St'y with the same, enl=
pinyyrs 1uNt year. Times are haFI lo~R
he's. :; n money has gone to parts u'i-
known, hnr we hop" t" live ami expect
better iHcs. MAHAHG.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
N All. Z VI I Is mite :.


VI Az > 'l''e
Mr. R.rh tt NJ" y. i> a;~"qu;t:' low.
-, ,,., ..,.,. -, ..dc,.,u.,4
,,.,..do,
Ar SILVA '''"'""' - ''''' >''' . ."
le'i":'h@
llr. W II. ;'4"wl. how clerk at e
I. " " IT, H. ''''''
Mrs. l.. J. Jones has returned home
from AShvillc.
.c,
Y r. :" ~ ,.;1;,;nr f.;anJs hrre
Me- ~. AT'r.'w llol.'nS~worth ana
IL B" 'iS will s.''r.l ly z" + + 'ria''
w.. r,.,.., 70 learn tha. Mr.. Er est
NJ h;Ini WAS p"i'r i'll IN the rA;ty p +;
OF III. week.
w.r.. .r,.J,, ,,.,r, ;b,t Miss Annie
c;,.. q j.. :, ,.,,,y,riny, ihnugI, slowly, from
:, J,,,..r,,.,. s.,.I ot illnrs..
!,
Speaker St!nonS mas tl' '.e'CS'.'
I,nn.n. ,,,v,. hrnn r,.-,nuoiured
~
We are glad to learn that little Grace
Jones is gradually improving. She had
quite a protracted spell and ut one time
was very low.
Co,,.+or Slirl, !. cl,,i,m,n Of tie COM
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
..CAPir.iL DOTS"
t.. nrr Srec''-

! Columbi, j.. the e our" of 'nt"r..s: tn
the p~op!c y! r." St#t"a d VIII 90 .tinH
! 20 b,. Il Ill r,.o... ne = sion: -:
! t;u. I r:-ia;ui... tn. Farm r. '! -
! cllant-, Mrc!.au G.. Iri'nr'r- and in : ."
all CLASSES OF our citizens are watcll;n-
with 4 critics eye the action of their
! S.na:orS and Representatives. and ar
expecting >rc!i leg s.atioli a Will bcn-tli
the various indus. ric> OF tn" Sat-. The
House is composed largely o! Lew mem-
brrs, bit, are il a?pyaratl''" m"n Of
sou. d Judgment an,i we'll qualified to
admi .i..e: the affairs Of S;atr. The SeS-
son prs mi eS 10 be a, eNcerdi1gly busy
ONE. Al Ell iy s:lttic ent ni,lnher Of
impor!aut measures have sc' II pr"i"-rd
to keep thm busy until the Holidays.
The Rail Rpnd; The Lien Law; Tie
Canal: The USu;y Law; The Revision of
the TaN Llw: tn Rail Road C"mmi>>io', :,
and the completion Of the s. a:e House
are among the questions that Will COM
mand the attention IT the Honsc for
some time. Radical changes are pro
posed in some of these. There Is Il bill
pending to redwce the humber OF R,Iil
Road Commissioners to one, and that his
salary b. paid by the State. Senator
Mauldin gave notice OF bill TO reduce
the Salary of tie Adiuta"t and Inspector
General TO sl20u.00 and his clerk TO
s600.0O. Mr.. Haskell a bill in the house
to increase the Salary OF the Auit. and
Inspector General to $4,000. From
the present outlook things will be very
lively duri;lg the next two weeks. Our
members are at their posts working TO
keep abreast with the Fathers OF the
House and Senate, and am sure you
would not think it was their first eNpe-
rience in Legislative bodies were you to
see them moving forward as the most
experienced OF the body.
Senator Sigh is a member OF the Com
mittee on Commerce and Manufactures, "
aad chairman OF "Committee on Ell
crossed Bills" Representative Schum-
ptrt-mcmbcr Committee on Ways and
MeanS,' and "Committee on Educl-
tiou." (S,e page 4th, Special Commit
teeS.) Pope-"COmmittcc Oh Privileges
and ElecllouS," medical CGmmittre.' y
H.rdv-"OL Roads. Bridges aud Fer
RE- "Commrrce or Manufactures. "
r representative Pope haS already in:ro-
t:ucrd: \ Bill TO limit the amount OF
Bou.lrI Id. btedneSs Of railways now
buildi., 2 OF here after 10 he bulit;' \ Bill
20 fix he time 10 the hol!ing OF Courts
il the Seventh Circuit, 50 lar as the
SINE relates to the County OF Newbcr-
w" all Of which were referred to tn:
pro,:er committees. 4 Bill to limit at
torley>' cos:S il cases Of reference b.
fore Clrrks. Masters o. RefrrecS;' a
- a
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
The Difference.

nc
This is the spirit that We like subScrl-
beys to manifest. Instead OF becoming
angrr with the publisher Tor sending
him Il notification of his indebtedness.
he r"co.n;zc- the business OF the d' mand
and sends us 81. with all apology for his
delay:
Dear Herald and News: Your circu-
lar received, and regret my remisSness.
The fact is have not looked at the dat.
Oh my paper, and forgot entirely 1hat
owed yon anything. Please place the
81 enclosed 20 my credit, one half for
past indebtedness AMI the other for Ole
wear in advance. Your intention TO cat
of nv name with others on the 1T OF
January, is i tliing Z cannot submit to.
The Herald and News Is invaluable TO
me and Is worth morc than twice the
price asked ior II. AID hos amy snbScr'-
Der can get angry and say that you cl:-
cular is severe is more than can uadrr-
stand. lii ,lo SO again, just repeat the
dose
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

D:Ep IN TExAs.-Ths Kcr. F. A.
Mood, D. D.. fupmerl, Of This city,
but for the past sixteen years resi-
dent Of Texas, died at Waco. Texas,
in Nov. DR.. Mood stood high in
the ranks of the clergy Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, and
was delegate to the Wesleyan Ecu
menicel Council in London some
years ago. visiting his nat'ye city fol
the last time on his return from thht
important mission.--News md Corr
ier.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Local and Special.
THU SDAY. DEC. +. 1884.
.l"athS.


~ y'aCOS.
Isl Ll-t Satrrl lay morning, NJ. W. L.
gr:y:t. after i protractcd i'll es>, de-
Elr 81 this life in the 5itil year OF his
.,.. IL WAS preceded 20 the grave but
IA >hort time by his wife and TWO chilli
Trei. Mr.. Wright was a deyo:e mem
Der OF the Baptist Church. Three child
rem survive him. 1t WAS touching 10 see
the tablet erected ut RoSemontCemetery
to mark his last resting place, while yet
he lived.
Major John King G. Nance died last
Monday afternoon after the brief illness
of Il day. in the 44tIl year of hi age. He
WAS closing his books as Auditor for
this County in order TO turn them over
TO his successor, when the summons
came. Major Nance was gallant Con-
\ feclrrate soldier. and shortly after the
ss.omotion Of Captain J. D. Nance to
D. Celonelcv Of the Third South Caro-
~ Regiment. he became Captain OF
Qnitmln Ritiemen. Go. E. and did
~ service until the war closed, some
before which he was promoted to
INK OF Mair. 4 widow and seven
IN survive the loss Of a devoted
and father.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

We clip the following pleasant notice
from the Abbeyille Messenger, whose ed
itor VI. /. Bonham JE" ESQ.,. Is well
known IN EeWherry,
The Scwber-y papers state that work
IN thrig factory vii! soon begin, New
berry j. !ar ahead nf any town OF its
size in ti.c uE-coaHt?y. 1t has fac
to:y o bank. twc iirst-tlaS> hotels. col
i-sr AM! opera l,oase~-aEd many OF the
very finest business ho"ses. It's trade Is
Immense is citizens are prosperous Anti
:. :.l:rprising; an,i wiShali warln-iiearte'i
SUD kind, "" ilarc. pleasant reco!lcc-
Trai}2 ni !ti" S-r:! so li>e'i "Fi'ahs&t fhaih'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

All that we ask OF subscribers Who a:e
in arrears, and who are only now find
ing ont that they do not want the HER.
AID aid NEWS longer, is, that they will
remit us the amount Of their dues at the
same time they request us to discontinue
sen,lily it TO them. This IL but fair,
don't you really think so? III other
words, how does 1t look totake the paper
q who'll year and simply say when asked
to sett:e=stop my paper!
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Masonic Election.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. F NJ, held at
Masonic Hall, on the lst instant, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing masonic year:
n. B. Mazyck. w. N.
r. w. Boone, S. W.
Otto klettner, J. w.
VIM. Johnson. Treasurer.
NJ. Foot, Jr., Secretary.
p. II. Duckett, Tiler.
The Installation Of officers will cohe
Oft on the 10th Instant. OH which ocra-
sion the Senior ana Junior Deacons ANA
the Stewards will he appointed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
MARRIED.

Nav. u. 1891, by Rev. s. T, Hal!'nan'
Mr.. viii. =. RH.f gnL Miss Ella Y
shea!y--:.i: oi Sr;s berry County, 5. &.
December 2d at the ,asldeuee OF the
brides father, Mr.. Jacob Livingstone,
bv Rev. $, i. HalInian, Mr. Hpury
Count. 'hua Ai!ss FloreHea 4.Ring3tnn,
NJ 6i Xrwbrry Gnanty.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
The Herald and News and the Aneri-
LNnr..a

The Herald and News and the Aneri-
can Farmer.
Many OF our subscribers last year
ava;l.d themselves of the chancc Of get
tiar the HERALD AND News, together
with the American Farmer. a sixteen
page agricultural magazine, at our rcgu-
iar subscription pricc-TrO D"llars! The
same offer is again made. The price OF
the HERALD AND News is g. tn. fr''-
naer i 81, and we give the two 10 al w.o
pav their accounts TO the HERALD II
iull to date, and take il for another Year.
This is q very liberal Offer, and is only
made to those Who pay Tor the year. Let
MS have your names at once.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

The crowd in town OH Monday Mas
large. The following are the legal sales i
The Master sold .he Crotwell Hotel to
Nr. J. :. Crotwr.' for 81 600. lie rented
tract Of lana in Edgetieid County con-
taining 300 acres the property OF Lillian
relkins to Mr.. Joe. J. Jenkins for 800.
The executors OF Henry Koon deceased
sold the following property: Houseal
tract. I79 acres to John Brooks tor 5000 !;
Sigh tract. Us acres to j. ". B. Lever
for 5000: Ruff tract. 312 acres to ]. N.
Lake. trustee. $500; Campbell tract,
!S7 IL acres. to =. V. Wicker for 800 !;
Home tract. 4S0 acres Thos. u. Lake,
trustee. for $4,000. House and lot IN town
) acres to Mary f. Lake s2,4lO, Counts
place 1876 acres. to Robs. T. Reagan for
$3.50; two shares Of the capital stock OF
the Newberry Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association to Geo. S. Mower.
Several other sales were made Of horses
and mules. etc. by private parties, The
Sheriff sold some cotton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
o time of going to press 452 vote

Sfe polltd. Interest was intense. The
!Fet uSing every effort 10 crrry their ends.
"a full vote likely to be polled. Result
doubtful. The majority will not be
large either way.
Be Particular
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Americas Pride.

True American mer and women, by reason
their strong constitutions, beautiful form'
rich cnmplcI!ors and characteristic energy, a.
envI,d hy all nations. 1ts the gener'I use ofO
Hartcr'x Iron Tonic which brings about taes
results, Dec. 4-lm'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

We copy with pleasure from the Bridge:
port (Conu.) Standard the following well
deserved compliment to Our young and
talented friend Miss Annie Hurd, Of
Strartord, the youngest daughter OF a
former citizen OF Newberry, The sub
iect OF the painting We remember well,
and the antiquity as well as singular con,
struction Of the building render II well
worthy the attention Of the young ana
accomplished artist. This paragraph st!Ts
I'D 8 tide Of pleasant memories OF the
days spent IN old Strattord. Its VeAera-
Bile and sturdy elms, its remarkable
quiemde, Its grassy lawns and side walks,
its wide streets. its water frontage, and
last but not least, its hospitable and kind
dwellers, occupy = large place ii our es=
TEEN:
There Is painting it one OF Brew
ster's art windows. on State street, which
i very pleasing to the eye, 1t teaches
Lesson which those whc are painting
from copies, and are hoping for fame as
artists. may we'll take to themselves, 70
obtain good subjects for the canvas one
does not need 70 visit foreign lands, OF
some Paris salon. or even leave the
boundaries OF this rugged nutmeg state.
bnt here at home may be found all that
is required to satisfy the eye and form a
striking object for any collection. The
painting referred to represents an Old
fashioned homesreadin in the town OF Strat.
ford. 1t is partly hidden BY trees. anc
the ancient shingles at its sides seem tc
have moss on them. The antiquatec
chimney stands as if proud Of its more
than century of companionship with
the elns which are old Stratford's glory
The handling is such as to impress QUE
that he IS looking 1T real sunlight. The
foliage, true to life. seems dropping, un
der the Influence OF inteIse heat. Tn,
artist IS Miss Annie Hurd, Of Stratford
! An opeu door i'll the house and al ope!
window through which g!:mpscs os tree
and fresh gras, i'll u garden at the rear
&sn caught, show how faithfully th'
painters art has been applied. Miss Hu!i
! may vel! feel proud OF this product ot he
; brush and Mr.. Calvin Curtis, her iii
! >sri:c.or. no tiouht al!u,!:.s uuw and tbts
! 10 t:ss asiRt-s uf his yG;isls PuEsl
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
h,ree Schools! Free Schools!

The Free Schools Of this County open \ v
lO.h, and do :: forget that Coacld, Petty s Co
keep cunstan y Oh naud ali the books sappieC
Nov ca
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

When remitting money to give the
name of your poStoftice address. When
wishing to change your address please be
particular in giving the name OF the
office you wish to change from as well as
that you change to. In this doing you
will save us much trouble and insure
your having correct acknowledgement.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Where our Members Are.

S. Pope is 4 member of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections and OF the
Medical Committee. O. L. Schumpert
is on the Ways and Means Committee.
and the Committee OF Education. W.
D. Hardy is member OF the Committee
on Roads, Bridges and Ferries, also OF
the Committee Oh Commerce and Man
ufactureS. No chairmanShips having
been assigned any OF our members in the
House.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Thanksgiving Day.

Thursday las, was gener"ly Observed
as Cay otthanksgiViig"f praise; almost
the entire business portion OF our COM
muniiv ceased from their laoorSs the
Lutheran church III which services We're
had was early filled with leront aui;-
ence, the sermon being preached by the
Rev. J. A. Clifton, assisted by Rev.
Broadus and Holland. IN the home OF
our citizen the midday meal was 4 feast
in which King GohbleF formed tire !rna-
iug feature anl the principal dish, which
no doubt the royal plume p'd!ing WAS
likewise promlAamt with u:sny, It WAS
q Thanksgiving day such - las not been
held in n long nun.her OF years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

Holiday Goods of all kinds for chill
dren and adults, at
S.B. JONES'.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

You want to get bargain in Slices
and uats 20 to G. l.. Harir'l.
GET. 81. ~, Ill.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

our stock Of Stationery, Blank Books, School
bn,ks, Au'esruph ans Photograph A!lirM9.
i:ic,prr &r:iUics Hut>a'. a"d gcncEul Li'ersiaie
IS Complete Gi's ~ sail anu ,ie cos1tnGca
Nov G-5a. Coaeld, FrtV = co.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

Hobby Horses. and Shoe Fly Horses
Slow Horses. and Fast Horses, at
S.B JONES,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

Mr.. O. klettner, one nt or yo1ng
men. who was in Greeuville last week.
taking Wholesale orders for fine cigars,
happened at the Exchange Hotel on
thankSy!viI.g day. and after partaking
OF a samptnous dinner = snAstantials
and Ge,:carirs. WAS told by the rropric-
tor. Capt. Willie. When he went 10 pay
ior his meal, that - She drummirrS had
fed him 70: three hundred day. It WIS
his pleasure 70 fed th.'l,s o:ie day: and
fhiS il. rNNHllY did.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
THE AMERICAN FARMER!

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1t i devoted rNrl OF the Far
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along without ideas into her minds 1t ae> them no." 10
makes the
dwnGls hap and The ho'r
F. GRENEkER Editor AMI Proprietor Herald and
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