The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

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All the hands on the Greenvlle road
were pat on the G. G. & \. division on
Monday 10 change the gauge.
Mrs. S. \. Riser & Co. this week
offer to do some Of the finest work in
their line to be had in the city.
The passenger train which got blocked
at Aston by The freshet is now running
between Aston and Prosperity.
Will Jones has Just had the Newberry
Hotel nicely kalSomined and it looks
Just aS nice and white us can be.
The Columbia Record says that sub
ScriptioNS to the Columbia, Newberry
and Laurens Railroad are booming.
We have received a copy Of Geo. ?.
Rowell's Newspaper Directory. con-
tai:':ng 1878 pages-a complete book.
There are some very bad places in the
brick pavement in front of the Newberry
Hotel. Council meets Thursday night
next.
Tarlan5 Il Martin have not quite dis
posed OF the Foot stock. and are still
offering some immensely cheap bar
gains.
Quite L number OF Newberrians at
tended services at Kings Creek, Baus-
ket'S and st. Phillips Churches last
Sunday.
The Mi>tletoe Dancing Club will give
Il ball during commencement week at
the Ncwbcrry Hotel, on Thursday, the
18th inst.
The tack at the thousand foot trestle
below Aston has been graded so that
trains can pass, but not without much
difficulty.
Mr.. d. r. Phifcr says our Maybinton
cores >pomdcnt was mistaken last week.
his mill was not damaged, and he is still
grinding.
Mr.. George Mower went down to
Prosperity in the interest Of the Colum-
bin, Newberry and Laurcns Railroad
last week.
The Columbia, Ncwberry and Lau-
rcnS Railroad will pass through Glenn
Springs on the way from this city TO
Spartanburg.
The 'alumJia Register says that no
mails have been received from this city
for several days since the freShet, cX-
ccpt by private hands.
Mr.. l.. c. Moore, agent for Lor;ch &
LoWrancc has postponed the sale at
from the first to the sixteenth
OF June. Sec his ad.
The Methodist Conference which was
held at Richmond has adjourned, full
account OF which will be found in our
this week.
Mr.. Harry II. BleaSe, was examined in
open court in Columbia on last Thurs
ti;.v. and admitted as an attorney. He
passed an excellent examination.
Ii is now thought that the Greenville
road will be opened from Columbia to
Saljula river by next Friday, at which
place passengers will be transferred.
1t is said that Broad river changed its
tn" railroad. Things are getting rather
mixed when rivers travel on railroads.
Mr.. G.. J. Huske, late superintendent
Of tic State fisheries, has been appointed
to take charge OF the private fish ponds
Of Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, of New York.
Il vou want Il real good glass Of soda
water 90 to Cotirld 4 Lyons, DR.. Fant's
, a,;t,, Sncr; bur ii You don't drink they
iiIvc e. : other good things you
wait.
The County Commissioners will make
for issuing the bonds in
aid OF the Augusta, Edgeield ant New
berry Railroad at their meeting on It's
day.
Cant Pifrr will have his school exhi-
bition in the opera house on next We'd
nc,.Iav and Thursday, the 9th and 10th.
Examinations to commence Oh next
Monday.
We learn from private dispatch re-
cr;ycI in the city this morning, that in the
municipal election held ut Union on the
I-f the old ticket was elected by 4 large
majority.
No. Q township will hold an election
on Tuesday the 29th inst to decide
whether they will subscribe $4,000 to
n, Columbia. NewbeTy and Laurcns
Railroad.
Persons visiting the city during com-
week. as well It's our citizens,