The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
Various and All About.
See notice OF Judge Of Probate.

! See notice OF Judge Of Probate.
! The schools resumed exercises OF
Monday.
Peoples d Johnson ask those indebted
to them 0 call ard settle.
Read Mr.. Duncan's article OH "Tarif
| Reform" in another column.
Several members OF our Bar are il!
| Columbia in attendance upon tic Su'
preme Court.
Messrs. Bishop and Julien have rented
Mr.. J. F. Todd's store and opened line
OF groceries.
Messrs. John s. Jones and JoEnstone
/ & Cromer, offer a valuable plantation
for sale. Terms easy.
There are about geo delinquent tax
payers in the County. The Treasurer
has issued his executions.
The Stockholders OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical Association will meet in
the Court House on 18th inst.
Miller's Farmers Almanac is not yet
out OF the hands OF the publishers. Next
week they can be obtained at this office.
There will meeting Of the Corpora
tors of the Columbia, Newberry and
La,rens Railroad at Columbia on Jan
nary "a, 1886.
Messrs. Donahue & Chappell have
opened new store in Mr.. W. II. Harris
old shop. The front has received q new
coat OF paint nd has quite an attractive
appearance.
There will be a hot supper and oysters
at the hall at Maybinton on the evening
of the 10Th of this mouth, for the benefit
Of Ebenezer Church. Everybody is in
Yited.
J. L. Milnnaugh, Columt d, has made
a sweeping reduction in his immense
stock of goods in order to get them of
to make room for spring goods. See his
al. in another column.
All the barrooms have taken out Ii
cense for anOthe' year. We have only
seven in town, and their revenue has
brought into the town treasury $4,000,
and into the county 500.
Our NJ. DIS are having Il holiday now.
As they would say. it is ''distressingly
healthy" During last week we were
informed that there was only one per-
son in bed sick in the town, and ne was
nearly well.
Subscriptions to our Savings Bank are
comingin right fast and Mr.. Pope thinks
he will have no difficulty in securing
$4,000 here at home and $4,000 from
foreign capitalists and that the bank
will be ready for operations soon.
The County Commissioners are re-
ceiying bids for putting cells in our jail
to make it secure. Representatives OF
two houses were before the Board at
their meeting on Tuesday. Nothing
definite was done, as the Board desire to
receive other estimates. 1t will likely
cost from $4,000 to $4,000 to make our
jail secure.
A scholarship is offered free in the
Naval academy at Oxford, Maryland, to
clever Young man from this County
between the ages of IA and Is. Appli-
cations must be in at once. If there
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will be competitive examination. Hon.
O. L. Schumpert can give you the in
formation in regard to the offer and the
school.
The greatest consolation to Cue grow
ing old, is the improved surroundings
which come with age, experience and
wisdom. We are reminded Of this fact
by the appearance OF the new Seed An
nual of D. NJ. Ferry & Co., the cele-
brated seedsmen OF Detroit, Mich. (They
enjoy the enYiable reputation OF being
the widest and best known firm, in any
business in the United States.) Millions
of people gardening both for profit and
pleasure, have found ever increasing
satisfaction and delight in using their
seeds. Every one desiring seeds OF the
highest type and best quality, should Sc
cure their Annual. 1t is sent free on ap-
plication. l-6-It