The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Personals

The Misses Mayer are OIL q visit to
LaurcnS.
We are glad to see Mr.. J. B. Carwile
home again.
Mr.. Jas. 1. Fair is recovering from
severe illness.
DR.. J. o. Dickert is lying seriously
i'll at his home at Chappcll'S.
Mr.. r. S. Maybin is clerking at
Foot's mammoth establishment.
Mes<r>. w. Fl. and Thomas Staple
ton. of New York, have returned to
this cotton market.
Prof Berger, the celebrated French
dancing master, is in town.
Mr.. B. J. Ramage has returned from
trip to Edgefeld.
Mai. Theodore DeHon, Of the Ne1cs
and Courier, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John Hargrove Of Mollohon, is
going to take his family to Clinton to
live.
Miss Matte Ruff, Of Brooksville,
Miss, a niece of Mr.. Simeon Pratt, is
on visit to Charleston.
Miss Hatie Young has returned to
Due West. She was OIL visit here to
her sister, Mrs. E. ?. McClintock.
Misses Lizzie and Minnie Ruff have
returned from visit to Virginia.
Miss L. j. Mosely returned to her
home in Greenville last Monday, from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Joe HargroYe,
of our county.
Mr.. Jas. Singleton, who accidentally
shot himself in the knee few weeks
ago, has improved sufficiently to come
out on the streets.
Mr.. w. H. B!ease has returned from
the Union court. The negro cow thieves
got ten years in the penitentiary.
Hon. w. C. Benet, elector for the
3rd District, is gaining golden opin-
ions in the canvass as stump orator,
says the Laurens Merchant g. Farmer.
Rev. j. II. Summit, Professor Of
Mathematics in Hiwassee College, in
East Tennessee, has accepted the po-
sition of teacher of the school at St.
Luke's, this county.
Rev. G.. II. Pritchard is discussing
the doctrine of Entire Sanctification in
series of articles in the Nashville
Adrocate. We have no abler champion
OF this doctrine among us than Bro. 2.
-Ch1rch Record.
The Directors special car brought
the Rev. E. R. Miles from Charleston
last evening. Mr.. Miles is seriously
i'll, and was conveyed upon couch in
the car. He is stopping at Mrs. S. n.
w. Smith's.-Abberile Messenger, 1St
inst.
The pleasure OF visit was had from
Capt. N. G. Peake on last Tuesday.
Capt. Peake is now Soliciting Agent
Of the New Line between Charleston
and the up-country, and he is travel
ing in the interest OF that railroad.
May all the people lend him their ears.
We especially invite the Vice-Presi-
dent for the District, Mrs. E. F. Her.
bert, of Newberry, to cooperate with
US and aid us in our efforts to make
our "Woman's Work" column the most
interesting and profitable part OF our
paper.-Church Record.
Mr.. E. Cabaniss, the popular mana
ger OF the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
for Newberry, visited Georgia on i'm
portant business. not connected with
the company, last week. He has re-
turned-with his bride. nee Miss Alice
E. Phillips, of Maxey's, Ga. They were
married on the Sth inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Foster. Our congratulations are
extended.
~. G. NJ" (Martin) describing the
Democratic campaign meeting at Lex
ington. for the Gilbert Hollow Nesos,
says: Last and not least, but the
equal Of all, came that old war horse.
Col. Jas. Y. Lipscomb. Few men aro
more devoted to their country aUd fIw
have done more 10 reclaim iiDr from
misrule. History must insepnrably
connect his name with the Hamptons,
Garys, Buffers. and others who led the
van In freeing this State from Radloal
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