The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
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Tomorrow is the last day for making
tax returns.
1t is getting time to open that up
town telegraph office.
| What has become of our union depot:
/. It would be great convenience to the
travelling public.
It's now Col. Chas. J. Purcell. We
congratulate you, Col. Purcell on the
new honors.
State Superintendent Maytield has
appointed Prots. J. f. Brown anu W.
K. Sigh school examiners for New
berry County.
Rev. Prof. J. VIM. Finn, of the
; South Carolina University, is expected
to preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
Cards of invitation are out for the
marriage of Miss Eugenia Russell,
daughter of Mr.. J. S. Russell, to Mr..
I Robt. l.. Murrell, on next Thursday
evening, the 26th inst, at O'Clock.
The mule trade continues lively. Car
load after carload is brought here and
sold. Well, we suppose it is right and
cheaper to buy them than to raise
them.
The Alpharetta Free Press, accord
! ing to the Augusta Chronicle, has
Kicker's column, and says to the kick
ers, "Now kick your kuSsed kraniums
| into Kontentment."
Kinard is offering great bargains in
clothing on his SO counter. He is deter
mined to unload his heavy stock OF
winter goods. This is fine opportu-
nifty to get a good suit cheap. Seed ad.
Among the list of those marked pro-
ficient in the law department of the
! South Carolina University, we notice
the name of w. W. Wheeler, of Pros
perity, and Robert Norman, recently
Of Newberry.
The trustees Of the Graded School
have decided upon plans for the new
building and are expecting to receive
them from the architect soon. The
contract will then be let for the build
ing.
J. Burr Stockman, W. It. Tarrant
and J. 4. Brown were drawn as petit
jurors last week for the United Sta ,es
| Court which meets at Greenville Tin
August next. Mr.. Brown has been
dead nearly one year.
Albert Counts, coiored man for
| merly of Newberry, died on Wednes-
day, the 1lth at Sumter. The body Was
brought to Newberry for burial. he
was noted as local Republican poll
tician in the days of Reconstruction.
We have received a postal card dated
at Prosperity, evidently from a sub
scriber, asking that his Herald and
News be sent to Sigh instead Of Pros
perity, but the writer did not sign his
name, and hence the change cannot be
made. Send US your name, please.
"The Church in the Home" will be
discussed in the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning by DR.. O. B. Mayer
and the pastor, Rev. w. e. Schaefter.
At ght Mr. Schaeffer will preach
his third sermon to young men. Sub
ject: "All-round" men wanted.
Col. T. J. Lipscomb and Mr.. J. Frost
Walker have leased the old Anderson
brickyard from the Columbia Land and
Investment company for five years.
Tracks will be run to the railroads and
s. large and improved plant will be
used.-Cclumbia's Special to Charles
| ton World.
The Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church (colored) met at
| Greenville last week. The Rev. G. c..
Robertson, who has been the pastor at
this place, was transferred to Rock Hill
and Rev. J. w. Fishburne takes charge
at Newberay. The congregation at this
place is building u new church Oh Col
lege Hill.