The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
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Cotton 50 to-day.
Cotton comes in slowly

IA@N clNoh lDOUl tlltTIcSCOn 1Sfl.
Read the Tax notice in this issue.
The Charleston cXcursionists returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. II. Tarrant went down to Col
umbia to-day.
DO Edgcflcld men ever go to heaven?
Ask sheriff Riser.
j. N. Martin & Co., are the agents for
the Star Cotton Press.
but storm is brewing.
Ncwbcrry County has IIiggiss who
can discount Canada's Wiggins.
We call attention to the new adycr-
tiscmcnt Of Mrs. S. A. Riscr& Co.
II. A. Floyd advertses in this issue
lands near Saluda O. II. for rent or lease
The factory was not in operation Mon-
day afternoon on account of Il hot jour
nal.
In the race for County Commissioner
the onc-lcggcd horse beat the onc-cycd
horse.
Adjutant and Inspector NJ. l.. L.Bonham,
Jr., was in town to-day on his way to
Laurcns.
a number of interesting "carthquakc
vicws' are on exhibition at Caston 81
Hunts.
Are there any earthquakes in Edge
field, sure enough? Ask Mr.. JEFF
Wooten.
Newbcrry College will open next
monday. Sec advertisement in another
column.
=. B. Workman, J. J. Kinard and S.
Bcauric Aull arc our next County Com
missioncrs.
A greater quantity of hay will be
made i'll Ncwbcrry County this year
than ever before.
Chief Jnsticc Simpson and his family
stopped over in Ncwbcrry to-day on their
way from IIaurcns to Columbia
About 5000 people were present at
the holiness meeting at Emory Chapel,
Edgcficld County, on Sunday last.
The public is invited to the meeting
of the W. G. ~. u. at the Thompson
street church on Tuesday next ut =. NJ.
James X. p. Goggans, ESD, county
chairman, went up to Seneca Oh Mon
day last with the election returns from
this county.
Mcssrs. +. II. Dpminick and =. II.
i,oyclacc arc runninga steam mill and
gin at the Kibicr mill near the depot.
Sec advertisement.
The Lutheran Church at Columbia
has elected rs its pastor. Rev. NJ. NJ.
kinard, late Il StuderG at the Thcologi-
cal Seminary in Newbcrry.
Swnllicld's Merchant Tailoring house
OF Columbia is prepared to furnish
clothing of all descriptions to its Gus
toners. Read the advertisement.
The average age Of the managers OF
election at the Ncwbcrry box on Thurs
day was 23i years. The business Of
managers is becoming mere child's play.
The new and commoGious house of
Mr.. 10. Edwards, Of Coleman Town
ship, Edgc1icld County, was burned last
Monday night. It was partially insured.
The fire was accidental.
Slight earthquake shocks were felt in
Newbcrry Sunday night, Monday at J:Oi
=. NJ, and Monday night at ) 4. NJ.
That of Monday afternoon was severe
enough to cause some uacasincss.
~ negro boy who has always been
blacking II Ncwbcrry mans shoes on
Sunday mornings recently asked for
them OH Saturday night. Since the
earthquake he has quit Sunday labor.
Capt. John W. Montgomery has re-
ccivcd information from Charles on that
the old homestead Of his family in that
city was so much damaged by the earth
quake that it will have to be torn down.
Two horses attached to Il buggy cOn-
tanning Frank FAINT, Esq, and Dan Hen
dcrSon ran away on Caldwell street
Monday morning. The buggy was
wrecked and its occupants SEVERELY
bruised.
Rev. DR.. Martin, Of Memphis, Tenn.
who is on visit to relatives here, NAV
be expected Wrovidencc permitting TO
preach at Helena, Thursday night, at
the usual hour. The public are invited
to attend.
NJ. L. Kinard, OF Columbia, the pro-
pllclor OF the largest clothing house in
central South Carolina, has new advcr-
tlScmcnt in our columns this week, to
which we direct the attention OF our
readers. II you want anything in his
line he can satisfy you.
Mrs. S. Montgomery, Andrew Mont
gomcry and wife, DR.. Bclchcr, o. =.
Saxon, E. B. Blcasc, ii. AIittcl, Prior
Coifman, w. Y. Miller and II. II. Frank
I'm were among those who went down
on the charleston excursion last Sat,lr
gay. Sixteen tickets were sold from
this place.
Mr.. John S. Fair showed Us q fine
sample of Cana corn last week which hc
raised on his place. He planted one
pound OF seed and made fifteen bushels
this being at the rate Of about $50
bushels per acre. Cafla corn makes n
iio"r III every respect equal to that made
from wheat.
MIR. SidncyT. Riser Of the Vhcolorical
Seminary of this place filled the pnlpit