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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
IN l;EIiORIAM.

Its with painwe chronicle thedearli of our
esteemed friend Miss Alice A. Mayer, The third
daughter Of d.. O. B, Mayer, who rf!er pain
fa+.illrrss'of nearly six weeks died the 4fh
Jam, 1855 .
Her exceeding mode>ty and retiring "sSpo>i-
ton u1attc an ucqu .nsancc with her slow and
difficult but once known she vas well known.
Tnose witlI whom she wasintimate knew her
as a Constant and devo,el friend. Affecrionatc
and stncere, she was ut all times reliable and
<tcadfast. Genial, unself>h, with q keen sense
of :h1mor withal, her company was much
sought and her compInionship highly desired
by her friends. While quite young she rccog.
nized tlas ttt IS no: all Of life to irc,; and was
Convinced of the necessity Of preparing for O
hiSher existence. So she gave the few years
sl]otted 10 her in devotionto Him who gives
eternal life. Joined the knthcrun Church; o,
Ne~berry in 1874, she was ever afterwards 6
H'"st corriStcnt member. Why one whose
life was SO pure. whose Christian example sc
wQrthy T. be followed, and who in the blnom
Of yuo; n should be taken from the midst Of hel
rel"flvcs -ard friends with such pleasant sur
geunalnSs. is one. of tho. mysterious acts o
God VIC cannot solve. yet We know thai IL rwa
fors somu.%isc purpose and shall some futur
Sayjbesrr ycaied, = -s----s.--' - -
nDrsGtesr nTe few persons of her c'inruct"r; the,
toos nSltStinS friendship formed in you.h /
upeqnaled bv that made in later3 years B q
her SON was too pure 10 remain in tliis worlt
of,sDErcw and wirkedness, and We know tha
God would never have taken her to enjoy cter
nal Happiness Til she had filed the mission
here on Earth He bad decrccd for her. w
also !fiud consolation in knowing that If w
: follow the Christian exnmple she. set for u!
the separation will be OF short Duration; !here
: fore, VIC should rjoicc OF the coming OF tha
day. -: ..s..: --. - '...--' -
/ = Our days are number'd let US spare
: uranxious hearts a needless care;
>s'' 'Tis Thine to number out our days,
ours TO give them 10 Thy praise.
-. Love is our only business hero, e. .s
3 Love simple. constant and sincere;
|. O blessed days, Thy servant see - -.
T., Spent, o Loidl in pleasing Thee"
...s..-.. A FRIEND.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
An Ordinances.

ToLEEY A SPECIAL TAx-oF ONE MILL
ON THE DOLLAR OF. THE TAXABLE
! PROPERTY WITHIN. THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF. THE Town OF NEwBERRY,
| SOUTH GARobISA... -,
-. In; ;siccoreia nee with the. Dr6Eisiors of
the ess -sof General 1sssahlEaf the
|. Ssstesaf Saaths An
Act:to authsEsls esgeEas afsN NFeHaerry
- efssastea FissDe fflne9E fof said
Town and 10 lsresftle the pteaasnecessa-
sfsat spslFIo sE...isA ApproVedg the
'22G daysef Deceapbe {. .,.lSS3.
I BE 1t 'orddined. BY the Mayor and Al
lieFmen OF the Town OF Newberry, in
Council assembled and by the authority
of the same.
SECTION /. That a:.speciai tax of ore
mill on the dollar OF all the taxable prop
erty within the corporate limits of the
said Town Of Newberry, except the peop-,
Eerty of churches and: lifferenE nEinstitutioss
OF learning, be and the same i. hereby
levied and ordered and. required 10 be
paid into the Treasury of said Town of
|~Newberry- for the support of the Fire
Department Of said Town.
SECTION 9. That said tax shall be
levied upon the assessed value OF all real
and personal property in SAID Town,
made up in.the:y :yearA. d. 1884, and shall
be. paid into the Clerk and. TREASURED of
/ said Town from the first day Of Febrtta-
ry,.lSS5 to the first day OF March 1855.
SEcTIoN,3. That the Clerk and Treas
1lref OF said TowuS OF sNSewberry shalEen-
ter -eaeha and every anaeant .oaf oafsmoney re-
ceiYed under section 1s7of said ordinance
in shis books Of account nndssa separate
account to be called money collected
:undeFaspe tax Of one sniH for Fire
Department; and no moneys so fceeiged
by him OF. his successor in Office shall be
applied to any other purpose than to pur-
poses indicated in the Act ei the General
assembly OF South Carolina, entitled
sAp Act to authorize the Town Council
of Newbe-.gso create a Erred Department
Tor SAID Town ard to provide the means
necessary for tb2c purpose. Approved
.22d day OF December. 5SS3.s =
>. - Done and ratified under the
. KS Corporate seal. OF the Town of
q: So i eWberrE S. e., this 10th day
of January. A. D. 1885.
Er ( - JOHN IL. TOMBSTONE.
Mayor OF the Tewnef Newbery, s: c.
;Attest-IohR,S. Fair. c. z. IT, G. Nj
. Jan. %, At. -,
So y ..IaE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Fhe:W.GT.U.

The w. CT. t. :,
Z Ehis society met in the Associate Re
:fforaied church Tuesday afternoon, and
:aas presided over by its president, Mrs.
&c. Mower. After its accustomed busi-
Aess and reading and singing, the ladies
We're addressed by the Rey's: Broadus,
McClintock and Clifton nseasonable: and
encouraging. terms, bidding them God
speed in the noble work in which they
are engaged. The president is most in
dteefatiiggable IN her labors, and never
ceasi:!g, and She is certainly helped by a
noble band of women workers. The
aaxifiary y society Of little workers Band Of
Hopey were out in full force numbering
about serenty-tfvc. This society has our
best wishes for present as well as future
success.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

were al we'll played. All deserve praise
Especially strong and inviting was Mi.'
ton MOBILES in the character OF 'feltA
! O'Paf. Atty-at-Law. \. Y City, liate
Of Dnblin)" and the disguised character
Of Giovanni. the Italian Organ Gr1ld,
err. also the ''aEouymous" little girl
who appeared for Dolie Mobiles as 'sRdt-
ia. an italian Street Singer" II DOLCE
| does as we'll. Mr.. MOBILES should be sat
isfed. / feel saf. in saying that when
and wherever Milton Mobiles appears m
any one of his plays, that the pa bic
may be assured that they will get 1All
value for the money invested in ii>;kets.
The two convictS, Joe Beatty an'!
Aaron Bracey. who were Injured by the
premature explosion above mentioned,
died from the effects of said'iiiHrses on
the 9th. .-.. - 49,.
Prof.R. a. Proctor. Fellow ofthe Royal
Astronomical Society of England, will
begin a,serie< of lectures 1T the opera
house this evening, as follows:
Tuesday eve, Feb. l0-'The Life OF Al
Worid.'
Wednesday eve, 1lth-"The SUM-"
Thursday eve, l2th-"A Journey TO-
the Moon.'' r.. -. 49,, -, -:
Friday eve, l3,h-"Comets and Fall
ing Stars
Saturday eve. .l4th-'' ''TKcStarDtpths:" ~
Price OF admission 50 cents > seasons
tickets 81 on. ...-... ..r- : e. T.:
1 mention the above thinking some Of
our astronomer" might run down and.
hear him. &
1t began raining here Oh Sunday al
ternoon and continued in showers until
Monday night, when we were. visited by:
& Hight, gale.-ef wind and rain, after!
which it cleared off and: Taas,lay mora
ing We had it cold, clear and windy.
! Capt. Lipscomb has been suffering;
with Il severe cough and cold siycc. his
return from the. meeting OF The S;ate,
Grange at Charleston. I;
Hon. John G. wilson is in. the city,
attending the regular monthly meeting
of the Board OF Regents OF the State
Lnnatic Asylum. .....
The weather continues extremely
cold. Tuesday night was the colde<t OF
the season. This "Wednesday morning
at {! o'clock the thermometer stood ut
l5o. -. e -.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
The Preacntment.


We publish this week the presentment
of:the Grand Jury, It isa very good par
per and contains some suggestions which
we hope the proper authorities will see
arc carried out, Our county Jail is in
miserable condition. It is neither COM
Portable nor secure.
Ne have before called attention to our
public roads and the question still comes
up how are We to have better roads, and
who is responsible for their condition.
We fear that we will never have good
rosds under our present system OF road
working, but until we can get o better
system we shall have to do the best we
can. 30 doubt with proper effort all
round with the present system we could
haye better roads.
There are also other suggestions made
in tie presentment we'll worthy Of con.
stderation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
9ne Laurans, fire, :

The LaassnssIlIe Herald and the 1e'~
eIsnt and Farase, snd indeed all of those
- who suffered by the IRE which swept
i away: their all on Thursday morning
last. :hsEe our sympathy in their great
loss, and we feel sure that our entire
community sympathize with themr and
via give Of their means to help them in
their sad misfortune. We are pleased to
see that Ir. Crews, tas we did III '66
when our Office was burned to the
ground, commenced the very next day,
and before the dying embers were out,
by bringing down his brigade OF printers
:: taraesin number, and making arrange
usents iorftle resuscitation OF the Herald.
He has gone to work with the material
: Of the Newberry Neacs to issue the Herald,
the first number Of which will be imme-
diately presented to his many readers
and patrons. In this connection we
would say that now is the time to show
who are his friends, and we hope that his
list Of subscribers will be largelyincreas.
ed, AS to the intentions Of Mr.. McLueas
we know nothing definite, but our good
wishes follow him as well.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Boundary Street Bridge.

. The bridge .Ton. Boundary street to
{ which attention is drawn bythesgrand
certainly deserves attention. :sItis a
@mgeh travelled thoroughfare and the
bridge should be keptin the bestScondi-
, ton. The, attention. Of the railroad au-
taoriEies has. frequently been called. to
Us IscohdItion bntthey give no attention to
the matter whatever. TITS theiTbusiness to
keep this bridge in repair, and proper
steps should be taken 10 see that it is
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
I. 2crotpla.

? r.ticye bad hereditary sc,ofu,a broken opt on
me for eight years: by mother md one sister
died wish II, md /, supposing that ! would go
as other members erlhc family had, had de.
spsfsed bf life. The treatmeR! OF mereury and
potashi seemed TO aggrava'e .insiead5of curing
the disease. In this condition was pressed 10
use ,sgift's Specific Affcr taking SIX bottles
the Hsarfnl ULCERS on my ncGk and aTms dis.
appearad and the scars nlyremainssto % remit? :
me Of my spfSsriags. Had ltahsH.S, S. S. u
.ir.,I. 'wopid have been a we'll man loIg
'ago,.., FRANsS GlLcEER, DInyitle, Ky.
Oct. Is, 1884. ....r -
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Personals
4 T. Mrs. Macy Mayes = lseatremeiy ill.,;

Personals. s..E, 3
= Mrs. Marcy Msyes lsestremely ill., ::
Mr.. Eli. Franklin is dangerouslyM. :
Mr.. n, C. Moses Of Sumter is on a
visit here. -r, - :
Mrs. J. E. R:owM hiss been quite sick
for some time. ->''lt.i 80
Judge. cothsan-spent Sunday at his
home in Abbeville. =.
LEWIS ". simkins, ESQ. Of Laurens,
is in attendance upon our Court,
Mrs. o. L. schumpert has returned
from visit to relatives in Edgeaeid.,
Capt. Geo, P. Meredith. Conduct or. of
the c. & G, r. r., was in the city YES
terday. -:
Miss Lena Marshall Ct Prosperity was
on visit to MiSs Ida Fant the first Of
the week. -.
Col. John G. Haskell Of Colrmbia and
Col. I. G. McKissick OF Union are in a.
tendance upon our court.
Policeman A, L. Knighton's little boy
while working in the factory the other
day had his arm terribly laoerated,
Rev. j. 5teek, D. D., has resigned the
the pastorate OF Luther Chapel, and lbs
resignation has been accepted by. the
congregation.
Mai. Jacob Eptlng, Mr., +. r. c. Hun
ter and Col. Thos. W. Holloway attended
the annual meeting Of the State Grange
held il Charleston last week.
Hon. S. j.. Randall has ho"n invited
to deliver the annual address before the
Literary Societies Of Newberry College
at the Commenc cement in juno next.
Mr.. J..J. Lane, of Philadelphia, who
has been soiourning in our midst zol
some time, l. on the wing 10 Flofila,
New Orleans and back again to Pnlia-
delphia.
DR.. Sam Pelham, brother Of our New
| berry friends OF same name, Is very lla IL
Asheville, n. C. DR.. Wm.' Pc elham who
is at his bedside writes that he thinks his
brother has passed the erisiso OF hisdisease
-. Dir. Norman, OF Ealha'l:,:. is ,."oW
clerking at Dr.. Fant's, drug store d:
Harrison Is going to AbbeVille to take
position in new drug store-at this
place. We regret to lose DR.. Har. tsor
from our miIst. but wish him the slcees
he deserves in his new field. -. .':.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
49, - - =
.:N0YIGE

Notice.f< is hereby given that the coun-
" Commissioners: will BIZ .a5 the Poor
Housc. on Saturday, Feb: 21sf, next. ior
the purpose OF awarding 4 Contract for
the. building oi woenoomea tenement
house with Il. chimney SI}. the middle.
Each room IS 70 be1 Is by 18 feet.
:. BY. order OF County Commissioners:
r. -.s JAS. KP. .G9GGANS, Clerk.
Jan. %, ,lSs5-3-3t. ~, 49,: ~.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

The Columbia Register makes blow
ever She tact of Mimaangh. the great
merchsnt, contracting for three col
umus advertising for one year and the
afSer to pay for 1t in ADVANCE. This Ia
right, sorsbst few men Raye the nerve
and the wisdom Of largely advertising
We feel proud in holding up to the pub
:. lsc- gage two Of our Newbersy firms,
DC, Flyan and clond e. Smith. who
last year contracted with Us for two col
Emns psch--and who no doubt will oc'
cupy the same space this ycsr.s
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
The Greenv.Ite convocatloa.. ).

Thls important body has sust begun
sss session. at 81, Lakes tEpiscopal)
Church as We 90 to press. Services
day and night during the remainder OF
the week, As stated last; week, the
public are Invited to- attend: Rev, Ell
,ison Capers OF Greenrille will preach
th!stWeduesaas):i1ishf. ReY. A. Toomer
Porter Of. Charleston Is expected here
Friday. It Is probable that he and one
or two OF tile elergymen now present
wfll remain over Sunday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
'a- an in the Line q Nature.

Tkcse:ts re,hinz in-;the line Of magic OF
rn7sfcrv about than wonderful and popular
medicine, Parkcr's Tonic. 1t IS simply the
best and most scientific combination possible
Of the essential principles OF those vegetable
ieuratiyes Which act powerfully and directly or
the stomach, liver, kidneys and blood Bu
thera aeaher is. norrF-ill be, my successful iru
itation o: it. 1t is all the time curing those
who had despaired OF ever getting we'll. Fo
Soltsesg. your vile aad CHILDREN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Vents the Facts Kncwn.

Ns. Edtor:--I and nv neighhors have bern
ed so many times into buying different things
Tor the liver, kidneys and blood that have done
rs more harm than good, l. feel it due your
readers 10 advise them when an bonest and
good. medicine like Dr.. Hartcr's Iron Tonic
eau be had. Yours truly,
Feb. 10, I'm. Az Old SUBSCRIBER,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
MARRIED.,

: Feb. 4th, 1855: by the Rev. W: J..
Iianaston, at the residence Of the brides
mother, Nj. R. E. McElvine OF Sumter
county TO Miss E. Corrie Reeder Of New
berry COUNTY. So -. :
IAN, "a, 1885,. by: the Rev. Luther
Broadus, Mr.. p. n. Duckett and Miss
Nora Taylor. Both Of Newberry, :
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

Mr.. E. Il. Aull is our authorized agent
In the collection of accounts for subScrip-
tiou and. advertising, and his receipts
will be acknowledged by us. he isealso
duly authorized tc receive subscriptions
to. the HERALD and,NEws. 1t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

". are paiped to !eara that Ies.
Smeltzer, wife Of DR.. J. P. Smeltzer.
and ,natron Of the Female College at
Talhalla. is seriously i'll. Mrs. S. has
been declining for some months. bnt we
Lad heard she was improving, and hop"d
soon TO chronicle Eer complete rcstora-
ton to health, as we hope still to do
Ks0@ee Courier.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

Reduced Rates.
2 Eo keep pace with the dull times and
the scarcity Of money, the proprietor
has determined to reduce his rates for
advertising. lie will therefore insert
Citations for Administration,
~ times, for 81 so
IS 8 by Clerk, ct 90
Creditors notices, lsq5t2 50
81. s. 6 - 2sq st 4 90
Notices OF Final Settlement So st 80
s : 6 :. asa 5t4 90
Al other legal advertisements at like
sedaeetl rates, tt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

Archaeological Investigation demon.
strates. that at the confusion Of tongues
Que OF. the workmen at the tower Of Ba-
bal was sorely afflicted with large gum
boi, and he Was allowed to speak Welsh:
M7EPiHslpg Telegraph. ~ =. '.::..'...
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Money. to lend to Far

The undersigned gwirllend about ten
thousand dollarsto -farners,oi NewbeyTy
county upon mortgages Of unencpn-
bered real estate. Apply before lst day
Of March next. 7. d. POPE.
Feb. 5-e-2t. Newberry, 5. q.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Notice.

The Trenton Academy Will be re
opened the 2sth Of. .JaunarE 1881, under
the auspices OF its former teachers, Miss
Maggie: McNinch and Miss -Lilian Swy-
CERT The above named ladies solieitthe'
public patronage, feeling, confident, OF
their ability to discharge the duties as-s
sumed il. such mauner:as to, reflect credit
on themselves and al: who patrelilze
Boarding pupils VIII be pleasantly &C.
commodated at The Trenton Hodse.
English branches, Latin, Music tcas sFisact
Organ and Guitar,l Paintiag: and Cells
themes thoroughly taught. =, <,,.;.l-5:
For any information apply to -
S.H. Manget. or Capt. Z. n. ClaES: -
TRENTON.
No. 8. Jan i5.--3t.. s. C..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

70, THE LADIES OF NEWBERRY:
Now is the time to have your Sewing
Machines repaired and adjusted. Mr..
W. q. Littletoa an experienced ad3ustcr
and repairer Of oh Sewing Machines is
introducing his sawISG MACHINE RE-
LIEF sPR1Se. that does one half the IL
Dor in running the Sewing Machine: Be
SIRE to get one; the Spring is highly
recommended BY physicians.
Feb. 5-e If.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

1t is important TO know. that il Kid gioTt:
are lad upon a damp towel for TWO or thFes
minutes, they will go on with less chance O
tearing; hut it is more important. to- Suo"
that Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup IL q sure cure TO
coughs md ctlds IT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

GARDEN SEEDS AND ONION
SETS FRESH AND CHEAP Al,
ROBERTSON'S DRUG STORE OP-
PoSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Jan. 153-tf.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Local and Special.
THURSDAY, FEB u. 1885.

M Subscribers are asked to look at The
- figures opposite3 their names, and If
fnsy see that their subscriptions have a.
expired, will please remit the sum due k
This paper NAV be found ON 43la Of c.
EoweI Coos. Newspaper Advertising Bu.
rean 20 spruce st. where advertising con.
tracts nav he made sor It in New York
Ar. L. s. Bowers, postmaster, at Prosperity
Is our authorized agent at that place
Ar, All. Aohn will also receive and re-
ee'ps sforsobscriptions At Prosperity.
-, Subscribers viii confer favor by exam
!nsns the dates printed next their names. sn.
Il the date Il not right they Will please inform
,ns Of IL Mistakes viii occur sometimes .es
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

On Saturday morning last. the alarm
Of fire was sounded, and the cause was
found to be in q bed at the residence Of
Mr.. r. 2. LeaYell. Tt was soon extin-
gaished, and without the aid OF the
stsaDer, It beiagout before she arrived.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Ecssma;

.waa affected FOR nearly four years with
cczema. The doctors called 1t q, frst erysip.
ei2s.-sI was treated by pTysictnni I was
cured by, swist's. Specific. Insed about thir.
ty bottles and have had no trouble with it
since. Z refused to take It, even after It was
recommended 10 me By Others, for some time
--sactf was NV prejudice 10 the name oft; but
having ;.ied it myself, Inow believe it is the
best blood purifier in all my knowledge. 1t
did anotherfhiug for me. Ihad suffered from
piles for many years. Since taking this mcd-
cine have been relieved, and believe it cured
me. .-,--..- =. j. = -. R. H! JOKES.
., Gainesville, Ga, August 25. 1854. :. -,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
siY,rs 4rT,aSrA coSsrrrUrTos

THE ATEANTA coNsTFrurIos.
\ >-,>.s <~,->,~s 700 .. ., d ot
! that CRY. says: 81 g.
The Blood Balm Company started one yea.
ago wish SI62. 90, but to-day tho business :caE-
not be-bou2ht for $50. DOC. .o0t - s..s.s.... :.
:: The demand and the satisfaction given Is
said 20. Sc .Gi;hout q parallel, as: lis act5oEs3s
pronounced wonderful. -
Wearc glad to announce :h ct our druggists
have already secured q supoly. and we hope
our readers will supply themselves at once
1t Is said to be the oply speedy and -perms>
ncut blood poison remedy offered, giving en-
tire satisfaction ia all cases before one bottle
has been, used For Blood Diseases. Kidney
Troubles, Scrofula, Cata::h, old Ulcers and
Skin Diseases, try one bottle Of b. BIB.
Dec .25.-1m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

MYS tladghi,er, seven ven years old, has been
afflicted TTr1I eczema for two years, and after
tryisz:.other. remedies in vain. I gave her
Swift's SPECIFIC, Is. S:s.,) ard one and half
bottles cured her souni aud we'll. II is the
bes bi0od remedy in the country: =
:: Mrs. NJ. S. JUDKISs.&;s
F.. iCcdArtown Mill. July 23, .IsSI...,:
.: Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
! free, rrri.:-' r. = -, .:
| :: THIS SWIFT spEcirio Co.. Drawer 8. A..
Etanta; 3M.: <s::H y -. -. Feb. 12. i.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
POST.OFFICE,
EEwBERRY c. r., s. C.

Lis. Of advertised letters for week ending
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
ttARTIN, Foreman.

in. stART9S, Foreman.
B. F. Mills, J. ". Smith, J. F {.
Burton, Thos. T. Pugh, A. 4, Mil:
Ter, S. ". Dominick, A. J. Beden
baugh; R.. S. Boazman, A. B. Miller,
". A. Mosely, Jno...F. McCarley,
Geo. B. Lester, j.. A. Lindsay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21

dered wedding party OF New York
summerers here Since then II has
been her constant monitor to time
her daily praWice here II has hung
directly above the heads OF tie
choir Ia the organ loft. Last SUNDAY
az the rector ARISE for his closing pray.
er az the altar and the CHOIR aud con.
gregation also arose, whizz.z n nurr-r-T ~
whanRl wbangs clickell ulickeli re,
csme from the fatal alarm In the man
ner peculiar to these machines. The
click could not have selected more
dreadful moment. The rector aud the
congregation were startled and
shocked Then every exc, ut the
rec or began IN smile. The choir man
aged to get through the final hymn.
though the situation was very trying,
particularly az the second ttauza began
with the words, mo more alarm y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
WACO.
Business Badly Affected by the
Weather.

Business Badly Affected by the
Weather.
Special 10 the G zette
Waco. TEX Jan. 20, Another snow
stoi IN fell last night, supplementing the
one of last Thursday night, which
si Hay ON the ground, tbs weather
being too cold for IL TO melt to any
marked extent. This latest cold wave
will be more severe than ever upon
live stock, already suffering from the
spell of last week. Cattle and sheep
men say they VIII lose heavily.
Business IL nearly at u stsnd-still,
nothing il doing save in small retail
way and shipment by rail 20 country
merchants Cotton receipts have
played nut entirely and couatry roa is
are too bad f,rfArmers AMI wagons 20
resch The city.
The friends of Rupreme court Judge
G 3 West were greatly grieved 70 hear
OF his sudden illness, and hopes are
freely expressed for his recovery.