The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-27
various and AH About.

Inc Two DanS aC lne opera hOds
next Monday and Tuesday nights.
A family of colored people left New
berry on yesterday Tor Palestine, Texa:
The church goers on last Sunday wer
few and our pastors preached to :maI
congregations.
What are our lady friends doing abou
organizing a Fair Association and pre-
pairing to buy the Fair grounds?
! Court next Monday. Let jurors am
witnesses be promptly on hand so as no
10 retard the progress OF business.
| Hon. G. D. Tillman was the only maj
i in Washington who faced the blizzari
without an oyercoat or undershirt.
The cold wave struck US again on Sun
day morning, whel the rain that ha'
been falling began to freeze, and 500.
the trees wore coat OF ice.
All goods marked down at the Herald
Book Store. Albums and Writing
Desks particularly low. Books at bar
gain prices. Do not fail to ask prices
The Augusta Chronicle has sent US
very handsome illustrated Almanac
The Chronicle, though venerable with
years, is fnll of energy and bushes;
push.
Judge With"-spo poon has granted new
trial in the case Of Boozer VS.. league
This case will occupy the time of the
Court for several days again il it sboul6
come up fer trial at the approaching
term.
1t is said that the Rev. T. G. Herbert
presiding elder Of the GreenVille Dis
trict, bas never missed an appointment
since he has been in the Methodist Con-
ference. That is good record OF punct,
u&lity.
First quarterly conference OF the New
berry Circuit will be held next Satur-
day and Sunday at Lebanon. Presiding
Elder Smart will preach at II O'Clock
each day.
Our Auditor has been having a rough
time, orrather rough weather, for taking
his trips over the codnty. But he has
kept lis appointments either in person
or by deputy, and he informs rs that the
people are generally coming up and
making returns promptly.
Our town council has built narI ow
gauge crossing from the court house
across to law range III front of Maj.
Jones law office. AS law range is some
what scattered on all three Of the streets
surrounding the court house our town
authorities will have to build two more
narrow gauge roads to accommodate all.
Personal.
Mr.. T. c. Pool left on yesterday for
Kentucky.
Mr.. w. T. Tarrant is up and at his
store again.
Mr.. Isaiah Haltiwanger, OF Lexington,
is in the city.
Miss Sophie Chappelle has gone on a
visit to NINETY Six.
Mr.. Jos. F. Burton and family have
moved to Laurens.
Mrs. George McWhirter has gone on a
V1SlG 10 new YORK.
Mr.. 1. ". Walter came home from
Pennsylvania on last Thursday.
We areglad to see DR.. S. F. Faut able
to be ont after his short sickness.
Mr.. 'sBep" Dupre, of ofSpartanburg, gave
his many friends in Newberya a pleasant
call last week.
The Misses Rice, of Union, who were
on visit to Mrs. N. A. Carlisle returned
home on Tuesday.
Miss Fripp, of Beaufort, after apleas'
antVisit to Miss Kate Rutherford return
ed on last Thursday.
Miss Annie Zemp, OF Camden, who
has been on visit to Miss Sallie Wright
returned home last Thursday.
Rev. Geo. 81. Cook of North Carolina
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath, morning. and evening.
Mr.. E. II. Kohn, of Prosperity has
been elected general secretary OF the
Y. NJ. C. A., of Roanoke City. Va.
Mr.. J. C. Myers leaves to-day Tor At
lanta, to purchase another car load o!
mules. He will return or Saturday.
Capt. F. A. Conner of Cokesbury
has been on visit to his daughter, Mrs
]. F. j. Caldwell, during the past week
Rev. G. w. Holland, Ph.D., Presi
dent OF Newberry College, has received
notice of his election as a member of the
American Institute of CivicS.
Capt. j. G.. Goggans, OF Florida, is in
town to attend thenuptials ofhis brother
Mr.. Burr Goggans, to Mrs. A. V. Cash
which takes place tonight.