The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
BrleHets. ...N
Flynn still lives.
Christmas Is only 2S days of.

NioiulSScNs .
Flynn is doing the largest business in
Ncwberry. 49,,
Look out for.sco g. Bros new all
next week.
We arc having rain at last--rcgular
session weather.
Mr.. a. +. Mower, Of Dexter, Maine,
is visiting the city.
Old man Flynn is doing twice the bu-
siness he did last year.
Purcell, Flynn's manager, seems ID
know every farmer in the county.
Don't forget the orphans tomorrow
in making your offerings OF thanks.
There will be union services ut the
Baptist Church Tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Ben Cline says he is selling dry goods
so cheap that people call them auction
prices.
You can buy more goods from Flynn
for 800 than you can get elsewhere for
$1,000.
Miss Crissic Sigh and Miss Minnie
Pitts, OF the county, spent last Sunday
in town. =,
Go to CASTOR a. Hunts and get your
seats for the opera house for next Mon-
day night.
If you want to see Il grand rush go to
Flynn's. lie has goods marked to *nit
the times.
Mr. II. G.. Summers has u white par
fridge at his Store, which was caught
near town.
Mr.. II. Y. Lcavcll and Miss Beta will
leave to-day for Columbia to attend Tire
Baptist convention.
We know that the times arc improv-
ing because our school tcaclicis are get
ting so very liberal.
a force Of hands has commenced work
on the Augusta ald Ncwbcrry Railroad
within the city limits.
We understand that most Of the bust
ness houses in the city will close to-nior-
row--thanksgivng day.
Col. G. S. Cannon, Of Jalapa, cclc-
bratcd the 53rd anniversary Of his we'd
ding, one day last week.
The railroad authorities have issued
orders prohibiting passengers from trav-
cling on the night frcightS.
Rev. NJ. Hanckel, preached in the
Episcopal Church last Sunday, and the
right Of Holy Communion was admin
istercd.
Our merchants arc making Use Of the
rainy weather to open up their Christ.
mas goods, and they have y handsome
lot, too.
Young man, read the article on the
top Of the 9th column, first page, anC
then go to CASTOR q Hunts and get youl
ticket(s).
We hereby vain all birds. and rs..
pccially partridgcS, TO be on their ,u1r,
tomorrow as the Nimrods will 1c on ;lc
war path
lion. II. G. Scudday, OF Anderson.
State secretary Of the Y. NJ. G. A., was
i'm the city this week in the interest o.
the association.
The cpostoflicc will be closed tomorrow,
except for one hour after the Columhi:
traiu arrives and ono hour after The
Grecnvillc train.
Rev. a. Coke Smith continues to i'm :
prove. He is now able to be up and
walk around thc house. also to take an
occasional buggy ride.
Castor e Hunt will open u Handsome
lot OF Chn .s,.ias goods on December l>t .
BE sure and look u them before bnyin;;
your Christmas presents.
Don't forget about the hot supper at
Helena Friday night for the benefit Of
Helena Academy, and b" prepared tu
trip the slight fantastic as you GO
Mr.. II. b. Crews, Of the Laurcnsvillc
Herald, passed through tho city Monday,
on his way to Columbia. lie was eject
cd to the Senate from Laurcns this year.
There is law in this State prohibit
ing the carrying Of concealed weapons,
but Dir. Peter Robertson has Il pistol for
sale, which has been exempted by
special act. ''... - ,..'>H,
Mrs. Ella Burton, nee Sigh reached
Ncwberry. on Saturday from Dobcyvillc,
Arkansas, and will spend q month Or
two with relatives and friends in this
city and county.
Editor Wallace Of Our local contcm-
porary the Observer who has been quite
unWcll since his return from lhc State
fair, We are glad to say is able to be
at his office again. .s...
In speaking Of the popular dry goods
establishment OF w. II. Tarrant some
time ago we mintcntionally left out the
name Of the ''big weight" Of the concern
MIR. Tom Tarrapt.
1t has been suggested to us, that New
berry should spur up the board OF health
during the winter months aud have Il
thorough cleaning and draining Of thc
town before the spring comes again. We
think it capital suggestion and would.
urge vigorous action.
The impromptu dance given at the
Crotwcll hotel on last Friday night by
the young men Of the city, for Miss Jo.
w. Harrison, one Of Walhalla's most
popular bellies, who was visiting at Mr.
Thos. $: Moornan's, was quite a pleas
ant affair.
We arc requested to announce that
there Will be meeting of all persons
interested in prohibition and the sale of
Intoxicating drinks in Ncwbcrry County