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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Teachers Convention.

The Teachers Convention OF Newber-
~ County met at the Female Academy,
August 18th. There were eighteen or
twenty teachers. present. The subjects
on the programme were discussed at
length. Especially that of School Dis
cipline." l was: glad to see the ladies
join in the discussion of the various sub
iect> and manifest so much interest 9TH
erwise-we all feel well paid for our trou-
BILE. The Newberry Musical Association
gave a delightful entertainment at the
Academy on Tuesday night, the music
was intersperscd by several serious and
comic selections by accomplished read
er>. 1t WAS the duty Of every teacher in
the county to attend. I feel satisfied
those that did not attend have missed
much useful and valuable information.
At our next meeting hope that every
one will be present. TEACHER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Railroad Meeting.

Mc>sr>. George Mower, J. y. Gull
breath, J. o. Havird, W. II. Wallace, O.
J.. Schumpert, John C. Wilson, J. n.
Martin and George McWhirter met Mon
day afternoon 1T the office OF George S..
Mower, Esq, for the purpose of taking
some step in regard to the Narrow Gauge
Railroad. Mr.. Culbreath was called to
the chair, and Mr.. Wallace requested to
act Us Secretary. After some delibera-
ton it was determined to call L meeting
OF citizens at the Court House at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
1t is important that al should be on
hand who are interested in the welfare
OF our town and county. The action of
this meeting will have an important
bearing i'll deciding whether we are to
have another railroad or are to remain a
way station on the c. sc. Come one,
come al.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
An Alleged Abduction &.

4 strange story came to u> last night
respecting the abduction OF 4 grown wo-
man said to have been a daughter of Il
Mrs. Tennant who lives about four miles
from the city on the Winnsboro load.
Mrs. Tennant came into town yc>ter-
day afternoon. and says her daughter
Emma was walking toward the city and
when near the Monticello road she was
overtaken by Il man III L buggy, who ask
Ell her if she wished to ride, when she
got in and the pair came to the city.
They were observed by persons along
the road who say that after passing Mr..
Haltiwanger's store on the corner OF
sElmwoed avenue; they ta tsa1es-de
rection of the Asylum, andare supposed
to have left the city by tile Camden
road. Two dogs were hitched behind
the buggy, and some one informed Mrs.
Vennant that the horse and buggy had
been stolen from Newberry County.
The whole story hasa most improba-
Bile hue is ln abduction. but we give it
us reported Tor what it is worth.-Cotum-
bia Register.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Fire.

klre.
Sunday morning about SEVEN O'Clock
the alarm OF fire was sounded by the
factory bell. and it was soon discovered
that an old guano house near the factory
was in flames.
The fire department was promptly on
rhr Ground. but the EXcelSiors found
some difficulty in firing up. The two
colored companies, however, went man
f,,ilv 70 work with buckets and did mucli
- s:ve the cotton warehouse next the
bujldinc. The ExcclSiors finally got wa
fer but the building was too Tar gone Tor
Them TO do any good and they turned
their etfoltS to projecting the COTTON
warehouse near by. 49,
The building burned was owned oy
Eros, & Co.. OF Charleston, and was us
cd bv the Newberry Cotton Mills 1or
storing waste. bagging and ties &c. >.
X Martin & Co. also had 4 small guam
rirr Of cotton seed meal stored there
TErre was no insurance on the building
or il contents. as the insurance compa-
Yirs would not take the risk ON account
Of rhc nature OF the material stored don III
the building. The loss was aoout - wv;
Tha fire is supposed to have originated
.,n -'1 .,rnr+,reo,is combustion.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
The Teachers Convention

We received L communication last
week on the Teachers Convention, but
it came in too late for publication. 1t ap-
Pears in this weeks issue.
The Convention met at the appointed
hour on Tuesday the 18th and Immediate
lv proceeded to business. The first paper
of the session was read by Commissioner
Sale, the subject being the character and
qualifications Of the teacher.
The lecture by Prof. c. W. Welch, on
Arithmetic was one OF the most inter-
estine we ever listened to. Prof. Welch
held the undivided attention OF his all-
dience for about an hour and half. lie
made his subject. which is usually con-
sidered dry, absolutely beautiful by the
harmony and simplicity which he show
ed to exist throughout all arithmetical
operations. Prof. Welch will repeat this
lecture at some future day, before the
Teachers Associa ton.
Mr.. kibler's paper Oh geography was
sound and practical, and elected an all
imated discussion from the convention
in which the ladies bore their part and
showed that they knew something about
teaching and could tell it.
Mr.. John u. Banks, then read 4 bret,
but most excellent paper on School Dis
cipline, which was followed by an inter-
esting discussion. It appeared that the
convention was pretty we'll agreed that
''the rod'' must sometimes be used.
Mr.. Werber'S paper contained some
valuable suggestions as to the means OF
improving the common schools without
innraa siuu the nublic fund
G. B. Cromer, Esq, spoke on gram
mar in his usually witty and effective
way, and gave the old grammarlans some
pretty heavy and damaging blows.
Prof. O. Z. Counts read thoughtful
and suggestive paper on history, which
was followed by Il valuable discussion as
to text books and methods.
Mrs. J. A. Longs paper on spelling
and reading WAS one OF the best papers
read and showed conclusively the abili-
tv Of the female teachers to do their
part toward making these meetings q
success.
1t is needless to speak Of the lecture OF
J. F. J. Caldwell, Esq. We don't pro-
pose to give L synopsis OF it. and his
| known culture and scholarship are sutli-
cient guarantee that it WAS valuable and
! instructive.
The most encouraging feature about
the meeting was the intense interest
manifested by all present, both teachers
and visitors, and the promptness and
the freedom with which the ladies ell
tered into the discussion.
Tuesday night the teachers enjoyed 4
most delightful musical entertainment
through the Kindness of the Newberry
Musical Association. The occasion wls
rendered still more interesting by seri-
Gus and comic readings by Miss Minnie
Herbert, G. B. Cromer, Esq, and Silas
Johnstonc, ESQ. Mr.. Johnstonr's Hog
brought down the house.
Before adjournment i Teachers A$so-
citation was organized, and the following
officers elected. President, Prof. f. O.
Counts; Eice-President, Prof. c. W.
WEIGH Secretary, Arthur Kibicr.
The first meeting of this Association
will take place OH the first Saturday in
October. The Association will meet the
first Saturday in every second month be-
ginning with October.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Erom the Laurens Advertiser.

Can't. Jno. W. Watts family arr visit
ing in New5erry.
Mrs. J. W. Ferguson i visiting III
Newberry County.
Tony Compton took in the city OF
Newberry On Friday.
The young men whoreceHtly fell from
. scaffold. are at work again.
WHY should Laarens not have Il bU'!G-
ing and Loan Association:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

Prof. Hawkins met q good class at. his
last appointment. His, plan OF teaching
is very simple and satisfactory. he will
meet the class again on Monday after the
fifth Sabbath, 31st observation-disclosures
4drdnce.
Some of our merchants are already
getting in their fall and winter stock OF
goods. An advertisement in the HER
AID AND News will reach all people
in this aud surrounding counties. Try
! it. Rates fow. s.-.--.-.~-.. - = =
Mr.. James L. Blease who has just re-
turned from visit OF several DAYS i'll the
neighborhood of Mt. Willing, Edgeteld
County reports great interest and en-
thusiasm i'll that community in regard to
! the Narrow Gauge.
Newberry is largely represented ut
Glenn Springs. and the lack OF money
alone prevents L larger representation.
\ rest OF a month or two will add much
! to Il mans vitality, and his business
; abilities will be much increased.
The Female Institute Of Chester, Va,
offers free tuition to ten young ladies
from each Of the States OF South Carroll
ma, North Carolina and Flori:a. The
school is delightfully."- situated. and under
the management OF able and experienced
| teachers.
Capt. VI. NJ. BHford has Just returned
from Kentucky with Il tine lot Of horses
anu mules for the Newberry market.
Mr.. J. C.. Myers is associated with him.
Those wishing to buy stock would do
! well to give them i call. They can be
| f0un ut Smith, Livery Stables. S-21-tt
We had the pleasure OF meeting Bro.
Bacon of the Edgetield -IlrertiScy 1T the
raiaroads sbaEbseue. He-lwas=in deep dis
treSs about Il trick some Johnston girl
had played on him. but we are willing to
bet Bro. Bacon will get even with her.
1t WAS mean to send an editor Ill empty
box.
The signs OF the times are that for the
next two or three years business will not
be perceptibly better. 1t will require
great industry, economy and persevcr-
ance for the business man to hold his
own. With these essentials men will be
able to hold their own. Without these
business men will sink.
\ most pleasant and enjoyable social
was at Mr.. S. P. BooZer's on last Friday
evening in honor OF the visiting young
ladies in Newbcrry-MisSes Lilly Hon
our, OF Charleston, Lillian Roper, OF
Edgefield, and Miss Linnie Griffith, OF
Gilbert Hollow. Merriment and fnn was
| kept up until the wee sma' hour.
The thunder tones last Sunday liter
noon were pleasing to the ear. We hope
they are ''ominous'' OF an early rain.
The moon :" "fulled" Tuesday morning,
and the weather-wise say it is 4 sure
sign of rain. A good shower fell in the
neighborhood Of the Poor House last
Sunday afternoon, and another fell all
around us Tuesday afternoon. for which
we hope that we are truly grateful.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
North Carolina Nerve

Judge Pool, OF Newbcrry, who has
Just returned from the Waynesville, n.
e., White Sulphur Springs tells a story
illustrating the remarkable nerve and
energy Of that establishment. The hotel
ana all the buildings connected with it
We're burGcl ut O'Clock in the morning
one day last week. In the interval be.
tween the fire and breakfast time the
motel man had bought and put up new
rang and obtained ali the required pro-
visions, and the guests were astoniShed
oy being summoned 1T the usual time to
eat breakfast prepared much us usual and
comfortably served on the lawn, Just as
II nothing had happened. The story
seems almost incredible, but it IS new
ertheleSS Strne..-GreenrWe Netcx.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
The Bath

one Of the most important factor, IN
wI.,i'o ,,iI tiGonomy OF health, is the bath; and
s;'n, Hmrr''er 1t be tepid, hot, cold, plunge Or
riioMer' ,rov' must be governed bv the tenn
po.n:neh' ppo.;:h' OF the bather and the hour of
oaln'hs: 1t is said that Rome once had
;sn I!n,I.l n'norea baths and no physicians.
,,(Ti tI!n t'i'> 1t would seem that bathing
,t"u, ,I, consequently. i clean skin. kcn1
! t-le2saeolsie Well.E We wish tshsat:N ewbpns
~ -co"'! boast OF L few public baths
WheEeas she has only one bath house
w! Mhic" was opened some time AGO hv
iHornc Coienan. the barber, who is =
public bcncfactor. " q
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Ho! for Augusta .

Our people should not delay for amo-
ment, but should 60 TO work ut once,
and take such action as will attract the
Augusta, Edgeticld and Newberry Rail
road to Gatfney via Union. Edgetield and
NewberrE are moving, the Townships in
Union County through which this road
will be built, have already subscribed
ninety thousand dollars, and our town
and townships have twenty-five thous-
and dollars, all OF which will be available
on this line, which has superior attrac-
tiou<. Besides Gaffney will guarantee a
desirable Northern connection. Will
Col. r. NJ. Mitchell, Of Augusta, and
Hon. james Callison, of Edgetield, at
tend with some OF Newbely's thorough
going men, and Hon. VIM. Munroe, OF
Union, 10 manage this enterprise. sue
cess Will follow as surely as does the
night the day.-Gqf"ey City Piedmont
Inspector.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Interdenominational Sunday School
Convention.

This convention hashcld three sessions
in Washington Street Church, which
have been we'll attended. The fourth
session will begin this evening at eight
O'Clock. President J. II. Carlisle, OF
Spartanburg, will deliver all address OIL
sour Young Men-Who Shall Have
Them, the Church or the World:'
The following officers were elected this
morning: President-R. S. Morgan, OF
Greenville. Vice Presidents-Rev. A.
N HasSell, Newberry Jos. Il. Walsh,
Marion; Rev. WD. Kirkland, Abbeville ;
A. II. Kohn, Prosperity. Secretary-S.
B. Ezell, Spartanburg.-Col"mbia DAILY
Record, 4ug. 1911.
The following Executive Committee
was elected for the ensuing year: Rev.
A. Coke Smith, \. G. Jones, y. 8. Wood
ruff. V. C. Dibble, George S. Mower, W.
H. Lyles and J. Il. Hay.
Spartanburg and Columbia We're put
in nomination as the next place OF meet
ing Of the Convention, and the choice
fell on Spartanburg.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
a BeIlicoSe Cow.

Last Saturday morning Mrs. NJ. Foot.
who is in . feeble state OF le;l' tn, walked
out into the yard, when she WAS violent
ly attacked by the mi!ch cow-hereto-
fore gentle animal-and thrown upon
the ground. Fortunately Mr.. Foot was
present to save her from perhaps fatal
injury. With the exception OF 4 few
slight bruises, 4 nervous shock ana a
badly torn dress, she escaped serious
hurt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Another Broken Arm.

About this time. list year, Miss Ag-
ness Milligan. of Helena, fcll and DF1he
her r;@ht arm while walking; and last
FridaT afternoon in attempting to skate
for the first time, she again fell ana
hrokr m her left arm. DR.. Welch set,
the broken limb and she Is dong s; Well u;
I'VE saw Mis- Agnes Sunday. "she *a,G n1
she was used to breaking her arm' anG IA
J;dn't did mind it much. although it scared e;
,nothor u,ot nniohtilv. who will always be IL
dread Of nv breaking myself
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
List of Patents

Granted to citizens of Sonth Carolina,
for the week ending Aug. IS, 1885, COM
piled from the official Records OF the
United States Patent Office. expressly
for the HERALD AND NEWS, by Shipley
Brashears, Patent Attorney, Solicitor
and expert, No. G37 + Street, y. w;
Washington, D. c., OF whom copies ana
information may be had :.
CIV. Goodwin. Plain Distributor and
Planter.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
A Railroader Speaks.

Nv wife has been great sufferer from "a
,,,rh. Seccral physicians aud various paIen.
mcL;cincS were rc>orted TO: Eet the uIsea.e .e
,,.. cou."rr INV impression upon it. Her consttu-
mMN' .M ,iTaijy became implicated, the poison be-
NJ .rc;,rc! .. a bottle of B B. L. IN! placed her
,,, ;.s ,,Sr. and her recovery was rapid and
"pprn,,c;c. "pDr 40 o:hcr preparation ever pro,
JU,.l Jnrrd >uc!. :, wonderful change, and for all
9ueUo , ~: Blood Diseases l cheer:ully re-
no,a,nrnd ~, Il. B i. is i superior G:ood ruri
ter. Ccorri., Railroad.
oo, Atlanta, GA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
State Sabbath School Convention.

We had the pleasure OF meeting Mr.
S, p -BooZcr Zone OF the delegates to the
Convention in Columbia) Monday. and
learned from him that although the
meeting was not rs large rs he would
have liked to see it. it was nevertheless
a very happy reunion OF Sabbath Schooi
workers.: The uAirS OF feeling III the es-
sential features OF tie wosk, and the So
cial feature were III that might be de-
sired: Nothing Was. specially done apart
FROM the routine work. Dir. Boozer re-.
gretS, however, that not more than 1orty
odd delegates were present, owing to
the fact that in some Counties no organ
iZations have rs yet been effected. 1t is
to be hoped this will not be the caseat
the next reunion, but that L full dclega-
ton may throw their quota OF good
words and works together.
4 very interesting incident OF theCon-
vention was the timely talk OF DR.. Car
Isle upon the following thought" Our
Young Men. Who Shall Get Them; The
Church or the World" lie began by
saying, that forty years ago he made his
first visit to Columbia. 1t Mrs. Gam
dy's hotel il what was known as Cotton
Town. He was then Il green couatry
boy. Alter supper he went into the sit
ting room where 4 nnmJcr Of young
men were assembled, when oAc of them
took a book from his pocket and began
to read He had cot proceeded fIr before
another OF the young men said 10 the
reader, young man. put up that book
| can't stand iF.H The book WIS the Holy
Bible. Upon the above quote! words he
thrillingly drew the parallel lincs-''who
shall get our young men: the Church or
the Wo-ld?'' On the one side was the
young man with til: Bible given him
With & si.@1l0tlicr's kiss andztendcr- admoai-
ton. and on ihe other WAS til: boy res
tive of restraint, who would embark
upon life'< troubled and untr;rd sea
without the Chart Of Lite. Il was 4 fruit
fui and suggestive theme, happy i'll its
conception and It'll more happy i'll its
delivery.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
a walking Skeleton.

Mr.. L. Springer. Of Mechancsoarg, ra;; a2
writes: II was afflicted with lung le'ef anu
reduced TO Il walking Skeleton: uota t'ee ron' 1I,"'
oo.',U ,,;n, Which did me so much good that L
Snnhr dollar bottle After using three bottles.
o""SI' o,,'Ei my,cIf once more man completely
,|'nr,.d 10 bea,h, with Il hcsrty appet'e' anu
= rain III flesh Of as lbs -, r., =.
" C,iiat I;'W n, DR.. +. FAnt's Drug Sore aSd ger
=. ,rini I,,,le OF this cert:in cure for AL Lung
~ .,.rs Large bottles Sl.OO. -F11
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Wonderful.

4 lad in this town satur"aE IL i',' mrs- w,s
sent to the telegraph office W'tG IN newer n,,
sage. We'll knowing his ha2i[ "l .nness mIys.
GomIns 9oi2nE SaeS DaeS by hunger, cyclone: or
n;eth;|" dFlHeI n%vE $: - calculated 10 draw him.
SomethinS s. :" Kindly asked to return
Immediately il noS S3''.I. 90 va. ,,or looked
ing him from mind: ne VIZ, I;,t we Wonderful
for until dinner tiHlf. %. hn,. WIZ back
and strange to say, ''';yt ,,.b;cI3 E the new
ssain on 1s'1I'lS e R miyh: M''sr be proud Of:
That there i >ome'hlmS I!, ~ 1har ,r This is
Eve verify believe: and ,"gc hoRs ',ni which viii
tert ,me ye for his Good and his parents
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Lucernc.

IN
Hr: ,sn N; FGG5 'hrcs sS fonrt. Of an aSre7~ io
I"orSnc. moFS 5"f from '"', Which he as made ta@!
sSas" :worG i: pushing for the tjftI tijf;sldrd led
fg1 .soo "i 51"i ay t. :To % s55 35.s5: ?Ss :"
sR Ri"R5555 55G ;i: Saa: :S' i f liz; "; I'D E S
n::s TIN: a" ".:S 80 :Ss sfsa11 n in :3:
4; n: 5.:s .::; :s5 @ II: :::"$: !" ::: :":
5"S; : to the H : 5SSs " 10: ::1: 5sE 30: S.s3
.',S Known 70 live, without ''-7
forty wears.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Base Ball.

The =N?SeNberry club tackled The J. .ight=,
foot club OF Fairfield Yesterday ut May
binton. We go 70 press too early to give
results. but are betting Oh Ne"berry all
the same. The two clubs and the young
folks generally participated ina dance at
night. Maybinton is 4 good place TO
have fun.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Silver Street.

The protracted meeting 1T Mr. Zion
Baptist Church under the charge OF the
Rev. Mr.. Langston is still in progress.
There have been, 50 far, three acccssi0nS
to the Church.
Mrs. Frank 6. Spearmar, who has been
quite sick, is slowly improving.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
4 Certain Cure for ChilIs and Fever

I can give my hearty and unqualified
approval OF Pelham's Certain Chill and
Ague Cure. which have found from ac-
tual personal use to be l positive cure
for ChillS and Fever. J.A.BURTON.
For sale by all dealers. sl.0O per bot
tie. -S-,3-tf
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lcctin"S.

C,rma''! m",tI'tel:ce OF \. r. p. Churches IT
Coz, y, .. Convention Ncwberry Lutheran
~ EonleFehcc an AZ Colony Church. NuonSt
% Umlon Fourth Section Reedv River
"a, on>>ocialion 1t Cross Roads Church An.
gust 2S-30. "'i '"' -A'-
barbecue at Mr.. I. w. Kcitt,s Sent ,
t'' ''nelt OF Mt. Bethel Church.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
The Sick.

Willie Maycs, one among The best OF
ssour Young men has been suffering Sc
rerely from an attack OF typho-malaria
fever. We hope forhi> speedy recovery.
We regret to learn that DR.. John l..
Sreake is lying dangerously i'll.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
nat Sturdy Old Far,,a-

onn nF; i Jt>>e Sem writes - bouobt
hgr. "o1''c OF Your Certain Chill and
n.I 17oo npecii!c and eureel @) )eigltpeople on
nay ~, E''1ce acefIEH. Some we're members eS of
* { f,r ,an1i'ly ra1y and others on my place II II
"a t"i Go ahead OF anything know Of :, ~
crs wv per bottle. For sale by all deal
S-l3-tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Ordinance Of Secession

y Few copies OF the "Ordinance of Sc
ce>sion." Us published in the HERALD
AND News, OF May eth, are still on
hand. Single copies ) cents or six Tor %
cents. Secure this Interesting document
while you can. #
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Religious Notices.

-, !here Will bea protrac;ed meeting at
Ia6ernacle Church, commencing on the
81 Saturday in September.
The colored Methodist camr-mectinc
began 1T Mt. Olive last Sunday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Nemoved to Prosparitv

Ms,.s @ |; : b; Whites is now engaged with
-. ,. j. koln & Co.. of Prosnar;t,
W Viii IJIp%"A-'SIerper % and salesman, where he
"' piea>cd TO see his friends
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Don't Forget

Ihe barbecue for the benefit OF Nt
bs5nel Church, which takes place a, the
o!o Warrington place Wednesday, rho
9th OF September. Dinner only 81 cents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

,ro.13P private @ letter received by Mr.. ! +
,ro ouu mentions the death Of Mr., l. G.
ha!1or III Chamber. TEXAS. on the III
instant after: 4 brief illness. I'll
Nr; D. N. Spence, Tor Z lonu timo
s.,.:;lAa "aeSl.ah III The Bush River Bridge. and
1T -, .ssaas Statloa.mas diseonth2u and
ta"ersE DAY watchIila.i At the q .ssss.oryc,
a9eu last Sunday OF consumption, In th,
'0th E>;tr OF lis age. Rcquiescot in Docr.
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iNDENoFNEw ADyFR-TiSI57,-..'-......,.

Co1 CnhASE STABLE-Hor>c> for sale
" NNotc;fIkGGE-Columbia ~ Female
p p " W IPUtoED-Hor>cS for sale
;. +. BoozER-Limc for Sa)r '''
loN NhoADEEs-Ncwbcrry B.&LA
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

d.. \. n. Talley, ir., who has been
snrndire q few days i'll the city, has re-
tprneI to his home in NewberryC CoHnty,
Where he is practicing medicine success
fully. Having had the adTantage oi .,d. ta,'
ripe experience and skill OF MS 1allle1' la,1'
whose abilities we regard as unsurpassed,
the young doctor may be esteemed "'i
ACQUISITION to his locality.-Register.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

Prof. Hawkins met q good class at. his
last appointment. His, plan OF teaching
is very simple and satisfactory. He will
meet the class again on Monday after the
fifth Sabbath, 31st instant-NcCormick
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
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