The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
-sZgnz:s AND All ABOUT.

The Legislature meets next Tuesday.
A few fakes of snow fell IN New
berry on Tuesday.
Don't forget Frederick Warde at the
Opera House tonight.
79s excursion tickets for Columbia
were sold here last week.
Mr.. John 3. Campbell bas been re-
appointed postmaster at Jalapa.
Section-master Pitts is re-laying rail
on the track over the embank knent.
"American Clay' will be sold to the
highest bidder at auction saleday IN
December. See notice.
Mr.. B. H. Cline is now burning brick
on his place near the railroad track.
There are $4,000 in the kiln.
The mail route from Hope Station to
Glymphville has been changed, to COM
mence at Peak.
Steel rails are being placed along the
Spartanburg, Union and Columbia
Railroad, and will soon be laid.
Mr.. G. N. B. Epting has moved to
town and occupies the GauntC mouse
lately occupied by MIR. c. E. Summer.
Deputy Collector Fordham advertises
foYsaIe the s;illar6 some brandy seized
as the property OF P. NJ. and George
benson.
Mr. S. 3. McCarley and wife have re-
turned from Columbia and will move
to his farm iu the country.
The price of cotton in Newberry yes
terday was9d cents for midd'ing.
Carlisle & Laue 0 Ter for sale quite a
lot of valuable real estate in the town
Of Newberry.
The County Treasurer tells US be has
not vet made out ! 900 receipts and there
are about 5000 to write. There will be
rush toward the close.
Rev. E. P. McClintock will be absent
from the city next Sunday ana nis
pulpit at Thompson Street Church will
| be filed by Rev. Prof. A. J. Bowers.
At the meeting of the County Com
missioners held on Tuesday, Mr.. T. 3
Leitzsey was reelected keeper OF the
Poor House on the same terms as the
present contract.
At the Lutheran church next Sun
day morning the pastor will preach or
"a call to the ministry" Al blight his
subject will be Lessons Of the fading
leaf,n an autumn service. The public
| is cordially invited to all OF thesf
| services.
During DR.. Hollands absence the
mast week some of the college student:
were having their fun. Two of tht
professors we understand were up all o
one night during the week to catct
some fellow, but the boys evsdec
arrest.
The South Carolina Conference o
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
met at Camden Tuesday. Rev. W. S
Wightman left for the Conference or
Monday, and Mr.. J. Y. Culbreath, on
of the delegates for the Cokesbery Dis
trict, left yesterday.
In our allusion last week to Mr.
Klettner's card-organsa and pianos-w
inadvertently said that he was an agen
for the sale of these celebrated instrl
ments. Mr.. Klettner is not the agen
for he buys directly from the manufac
turers. And this enables him to effec
better sales. What we said in praise
these rnouse-proof and moth-proof OF
gans is 0. Z.
Mr.. P. n. Crouch, of the Newberr.
Hotel has rented the Genital Hotel il
Spartanburg and will open there on o
before the 1st Of January. He ha
given up bis lease of the Nev5erry Ho
tel. Who will take it IS not yet knows c
Mr.. Crouch and his family have bee
| with US for two years and have mad
many friends in our midst who will re
| gret that they are to leave US. Nj
Crouch is genial and pleasant gentle
man and we wish him abundant sut
cess in his Spartanburg home.