The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-21
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We regret to learn of the illness Of
Mr.. w. +. Wright. r. - - :.
Mr.. Andrew u. McCanghrln left for
Glenn Springs last week. .,F.
Mr. r. W. Boone, our former post
mastor Is visiting the city.
The farmers county convention meets
III this city onnext Saturday.
Through trains are now running from
Charleston to Asheville, N. C.
There was quite large crowd at Eb-
encZcr Church on last Sunday.
The County Sunday School Conven-
ton meets to-day at Smyrna Church.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Brabham preached in tho
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Gospel Hymns No. 4. ut CASTOR &
hunts Tor 10 cents, with notes for 81. tt
Rev. NJ. Dysingcr will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
The Calvary Presby Church has
Decn very much improved by coat Of
paint.
All policies Of the Mutual Reserve are
incontestible and non forfitablc after
five years.
Mai. and Altamont Moses and little
sson,.of Sumter, are at Ex-Judgc Moscs'
In the city.
A largo snake was killed In the city
the other night near MIR. Drate Smiths
livery stable.
Col. Il. w. Holloway lost his fine two
year old Jersey bull, 'Shetlnnd," No.
1890, last week.
Miss Sophia Chappcll left for Ninety
PIX last Saturday on visit to her sister,
Mrs. B. B. Kinard.
Union services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday night
by Rev. McClintock.
Miss Annie Cofield, OF Union County,
passed through the city on Monday, on
her way to Due West.
Our friend J. d. Smith breaks the ice
this week and announces himself a can
didate for County Treasurer.
Bishop Howe will preach ut the Epis-
copal Church In this city next Sunday,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hanckel.
Mr.. j. p. Kinard has scnt us beau
tifnl invitation to the commenccmcntc cx-
crcfscs OF S. G.. Military Academy.
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We are having fine weather on tho
crops ut last, the farmers say they can
almost see the corn and cotton growing.
Remember you can make a sure pro-
vision for your family by insuring In the
Mutual Reserve at very small outlay.
Rev. Mr.. Chrietzberg preached at
EbcneZcr Church on last Sunday morn-
ing, and Rev. Mark Boyd In the after
noon.
We are gathering data and will give
our friends further information as to
the plan of providing for the proposed
graded school at an early day.
The three townships in the Fork will
vote on the 2Gth inst, subscription"
or. ''no subscription'' to the Columbia,
Ncwbcrry and Laurens Railroad. =
Quite a number OF young men OF tho
city attended the moonlight festival
ut Prosperity on Thursday night and
say they enjoyed themselves finely.
Turnip Seed, Turnip Seed, Turnip
Seed. A fresh stock OF all varieties for
sale cheap at Robcrtson's Drug Store,
opposite the post office. 7-2l-tf.
We return thanks to the graduating
class of the South Carolina Military
Academy for an invitation to their an
nunl supper, at the Charleston Hotel OH
the evening OF the 28th inst. :. S..
Mis-. Jella Bodey ace Langford return
ed with her mother from Leesvillc on
,thc Goth instant, Mrs. Bodey has been
quite unwell for several weeks and
comes to Ncwberry to recupcratc. We
hope that she may soon be well again.