The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
What They Say of Us.

Below we reproduce some OF the no
ticcS OF the State Press regarding the
recent change in our paper. Our breth-
rem Will please accept our thanks for
their kind words:
The Ncwberry HERALD AND News
announces Ill entire change in itS affairs
owing to the physical incapacity OF Mr..
Thomas +. Gceneker. the veteran editor
and proprietor. TO longer discharge his
duties. Our old friends card to the
public is touching to those who know
how his life and energies have been
wedde' % his calling. and even in his
utter tration he is 10th to give up
the ship. He has been All honor to
South Carolina Journalism during his
lon. service, and we sincerely trust that
his declining years may be free from
worldly anXictie>. Mr.. \. G. Jones.
his son-ill-law. ut present Chief Clerk il
the Secretary OF States office, will here
after conduct the paper as publisher.
and Mr.. G. G.. Sale will edit it. The To-
cal work will be we'll attended to by Mr..
+. II. Grenckcr, Jr.. whose piQuant pen
and Journalistic instincts will make his
department I'LL that it should be. We
wish the HERALD AND News under it>
new management all possible prosperity,
which we feel assured it will strive to
mcrit.-C0lun1Gid Register.
The Newberry HERALD AND News
annOu ccs the withdrawal OF Mr. Thom-
IL +. Gr"nckcr. the veteran editor and
proprietor OF that Justly popular journal.
| Mr.. Grcnekci. retir"s in consequence Of
his declining health 10 take the rest anG
recupcration he so much needs. Mr..
Grcncker. III the following card, 50 fully
gets forth his reasons for retiring we
give it in full:
Mr.. \. G.. Jones, at present Chief
Clerk iii the Secretary Of States office,
has assumed charge OF the HERALD AND
News as publisher. Mr.. Jones is an en-
terprising and capable business man,
and though in Il new role, will doubtless
prove the right man in the right place.
Mr.. G. G. Sale, formerly connected
with the NewJe'7y Ne'cs rs one OF its cd
itor<, will take charge OF the HERALD
AND News rs its chief editor.
The local department will be under
the charge Of Mr.. Il. II. Grencker, Jr..
whose ready pen and observant eye will
note Ill passing events.
While regretting to part with our re-
firing friend, we must congratulate him
upon his good fortune in leaving his pa
per in such excellent and worthy hands.
-La,rensriHe Hrald.
r. F. Greneker, tile veteran editor OF
the Newberry HERALD AND NEWS. has
been forced bv i'll health to retire from
active journalism. A. G. Jones, now
the head clerk in the Secretary OF States
office, will have charge of the business
department and G.. G Sale will be ed
itor, while r. II. GreIekcr. ir.. will con-
ttttt..tt- @tt.t- TT tie local department.
u. F. Grenckrr will carry will! him in
his retirement the we'll earned thanks OF
the public which he has served faith
fully and well, and tic unanimous good
will OF his professional brethren. All
will unite il the wish that the HERALD
AND News will be as successful. rs use
ful and Us honOrcd in the future rs it has
been III the past ast.-GreetriUc Ncrs.
Our old friend Mr.. Thomas +. Creme
ker. OF the Newbcrry HERALD, has been
forced by i'll health to retire from his
journalistic duties. He has been all his
life identified with South Carolina jour
nalsm, and all his life has been IN honor
TO his profession. He lays down the
harness after years OF hard and honest
labor, Solaccd by the consciousness that
he has always been true to his country,
himself and the high ethics OF his pro-
feSSion. G.. g. Sale. Esq, assumes ed
itorial control Of the paper. Mr.. r. II.
| Greneker, Jr., becomes the local editor,
and Mr.. A. G. Jones the business man-
ager. This is 4 very strong team and
cannot fail to do most e!licicnt work.
.l6berilIe Messenger.
The Newberry HERALD AND News
, = ii mn fds. --St 4. c. Jones i:
,,~onrietor. n~o Mr.. T. F. Grenekcr haVIns
r rrat;rad ON account OF feeble health; MI
Jones will remain in Columbia while tn'
"ItC "I;toria] management will be III chars
| ofG G. Sale. ESQ. Mr.. R. H: Creme
Icr, Jr.. will conduct the local uepar' ~
ment. We welcome the new nat1'!Tt 1 &,
mcnt into the ranks. Mr.. oale anu ~ !;
GraneEer have both had experience /
Jr;v;no the quill and will do doubt CIV
: vi vim ~ t. TO- the enterprise.-Pro$pe'7ty hep''
, Mr. A. G. Jones has leased the NeN "
= ,oar,. r: "a HERAID AND NEWS from Ii
! fathcr-in-law. Mr.. Thos. +. GreneAe
= ~ for ton wears, and makes 4 graceful r ; ;
!. lutatory to the public. Mr.. y. 5 "; NJ NJ
!, makes his salutatory as eolIoI, 'I,I nI;to
/ r. II. Greneker, ir., As local .t eut'0
|. Mr.. Jones will retain his posl'ccoi, c.a+l
d chief clerk in the Secretary OF oGal'
r. office for few months longer, anu W
r. then move back to Newberry. we WI
+. tho % new management much success
te Ne,cbe,7y Observer. .:uod f.,
a. Mr. T.F. Greneker has retired IT. I(
e. the management Of the NeWner,I;y nt oa
ed AID AND NEWS on account OF III ma gs
ne and the paper goes into the ,Ianao moiluS
re Mr.. \. c. Jones, business o,i;ot il,ts ?
he G. G. Sale, Esq, editor-ln-cniei, az. .
ne Mr.. r. II. Greneker, Jr., iocal eo.,
rs, This is a strong team, and the CT!
we county Of Newberry may we'll DC {
he oratuiatcd that the paper Is uhuel
m. Control OF so vigorous 4 comolhatlot
nd talent and energy. The veteran Gre
nd rer M retires with Il clean record, anu
ote rieS with him the respect OF al IL
val who VIII know him.-Hampton Guard1an.
ne, Mr. Thos. F. Greneker wlthdr
as from the editorial chair OF the Ne"o sa'
the HERALD AND News, and Is Succe'
ma bv m his son-in-law Mr.. G. G. Sale as
be- itor. and Mr.. r. H. Grcneker, 0T., d
,ver cal editor. Mr.. Thos. F. Greneker
the been an able and conscientious - hnel ..l
'orS Of the profession, and many VIII VIII r. II
:, OF his withdrawal, which Is causeu y =
cell heolth m -Charleston Sunday Dispmc"
ring Because OF i'll health, Mr. Thoma
d by Greneker has turned over the NeM' W
ores- News AND HERAND to his son-sn .
:idcr Mr.. a. C. Jones. 1t is with reSre'
no we part with our venerable frlehu
shed the journalism of the State-ne 'sc
Geu- lished Il clean sheet. The phpe
zete, fallen into good and competent Hill
OF in Christian NeighJor. =, .,o -,
5 II: owing to feeble health, the v' v,
laid Thos. F. Greneker has withdraWm ,,
ssors the Ncwbcrry HERALD AHD NhH
w an the regret OF 4 host OF 1riena$ u
eville out of the profession. Aereal1e ,;l1''
n the A. G.. Jones will act as puDlish[(
lionel G. G.. Sale us editor and X. IL; r.,
the ker. ir., rs local editor OF the III
ess in AND NEws.--AnderSon JourH".