The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Various And All About.

Various And All About.
What has become Of the Newberry \.
NJ. G. A. and the building:
There was larger crowd in town on
Monday than has been in Newberry in
4 long time.
The Rose Osborne company gave
several very acceptable entertainments
at the Opera House last week.
Mr.. Hey w. FAINT advertise, several
different grades of whiskey at bottom
prices for cash. Call TO see him.
Rev. J. l.. Stokes will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn-
ing and night.
The hot SupI er at tile Newberry Fc-
male Academy OF last Friday evening
was a decid, d success despite the bad
weather.
Mr.. D. E. S-ase, formerly citizen OF
Lexington County. has moved to New
berry County and bought him nome
near Pomaria.
Mrs. S. \. Ri>er i Co., will have in an
entirely new stock OF goods in a few days
Await your orders and give them
Il call.
Mr.. E. N. Evans and family haze
moved into Mr.. l. n. Gary's house, on
College Street, lately occupied by D..
G. w. Glenn.
II you have not made your returns to
the Auditor for this year you had better
Go so at once, as the time will be out Oh
the Goth inst.
The young gentlemen OF one of the
Literary Societies at Newberry College
discussed the Blair Bill last Friday and
decided that it should not pass. That
settles ii.
Rev. c. P. Scott, OF the Baptist
church, will hold special meeting to-
night CThursday). and preach 4 sermon
especially to the young men. All who
can. should attend this service.
Dr.. John r. Langford, who has been
practicing in the O'Neall section of this
county, below Prosperity, has moved to
No. S Township, near Deadfall, and will
board with Mr.. David B. Werts.
The Teachers Association will meet
in Newberry. in the Female Academy
building, on Saturday of this week. All
the teachers should attend. The pro-
gramme is the same as for January.
The new sale stables and buggy ware
house in the rear OF Mr.. J. n. Martins
st.re is nearly completed. The sale
stables will be used by MessrS. john
stone and Myers and the upstairs will
be used by Capt. n. u. Buford for his
buggies and wagons.
The Boston Stars gave a most excel
lent entertainment in the Opera House
last "Wednesday evening, which was
heartily enjoyed by those who were for
tmate enough to hear it. The music
was very fine. Altogether it was one OF
the best entertainments we have seen
here in long time.
The congregations at the Lutheran
church last Sunday morning and night
were very large. The pastor, Rev. w.
C.. Schaeffer. will continue his Sunday
evening lectures on the different MEM
bers ofthe body. His subject last Sum
day evening was 1.-The Heart" On next
Sunday evening his subject will be ''The
Tongue" These lectures are very inter-
estins and instructive.
Seven piers of the Columbia. New
berry and Laurens Railroad have been
completed and the others will soon be.
Twenty-one miles of the road have been
graded from Broad River towards Pros
perity President MoSeley expects to
have the road running in time for the
Dutch Fork to furnish lumber for the
building Of the cotton factories contem-
plated in Colum bia.-Lerington Dispatch.
DR.. A. P. Johnstone, of this city, has
| been invited to attend the annual
meeting of the State Dental Society,
which meets ii New Orleans on the
18th inst, and to perform several oper-
ations in dentistry before that body. This
is certainly high compliment to the
Doctors skill as dentist.-Anderson
Lntelltgencer.
Dr.. Johnstone is a former citizen of
Newberry and a son of our fellow
townsman, Silas Johnstone, E-q.