The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
We call your attention to the ad.
Sherard & Minor.

we call your atLenClOn 10 tne al. OF
Sherard & Minor.
The County Commissioners will hold
their annual meeting on November 5.
Mr.. J. S. Fair has made 100 gallons
of wine from his vineyard this year.
Grape culture pays.
The Lutheran Sunday-school has
changed the hour of meeting from $50
a. M, to 4.30 p. m.
Rev. DR.. Cozby, will preach next
Sunday morning on "The Polity of the
Presbyterian Church"
A. man in Newberry last Saturday
pight ate three and a half cans Of
salmon a. one meal.
Mr.. S. B. Aull has been drawn as a
held in Columbia in December.
The brickwork on the Graded School
building has been completed. Os.
Wells says tits o. K. And 50 it is.
Two shares OF the capital stock of the
National Baok Of New wber;y were sold
on Monday at Sl75 per share, par value
Sl0O.
One of the finest pointer dogs ia the
State, belonging to Mr.. James Wells,
was shot and killed by an unknown
party last Monday at about 3 a. On.
A meeting of the Lutheran coosre-
cation Will be held tonight (Wednes-
day. to hear the report of the committee
appointed to select plan for new
church.
Mrs. E. C. Houseal and Mrs. VIM.
johnson are the delegates from Luther
Chapel Society to the Lutheran
Woman's Missionary Convention at
Prosperity tomorrow.
District Deputy Grand Master J. T.
Barron paid an official visit to Amity
Lodge No. 81 A. F. NJ, on last Monday
plight, and gave full exemplifcation
Of the work before the lodge.
The communion will be admins
tered at the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning. The services at
night will begin at $50 and the sermon
will be preached by Prof. A. G. Voigt.
Mr.. c. w. Miller, Of Miller Bros,
Columbia, has come to Newberry and
is buying cotton here. He bas head
quarters at the store ofSmith & Wearn.
We welcome Mr.. Miller to our midst
and hope he will keep the market on a
NOV upwards.
Saledsy was a very quiet day. A
small crowd in town. No land was
sold by officers of court. The Execu-
tors of F. H. Domipick, deceased,
offered some property for sale. The
sale advertised by the sheriff was with
drawn.
Ms. H. C. Earre, former Newber-
rian but who bas been running a board
ing bouse in Greenville, has recently
taken charge of The Goodwin House.
We can assure those who stop with her
that they will get good attention and as
to the culinary part, they will receive
tie best of fare.
The last quarterly conference of the
Methodist Church at Newberrv for this
year will be held next Sunday night
after service at the church. This will
be the last appointment of isev. A. j.
Cauthen at this plac,. He will have
finished up Scur years as Dresidlpg ell
der of t5is dist 'icv and new mau will
take bis place.
We have quiet ana peacetul to"u.
On Monday a reporter strolled down to
the opera house and thrre found the
clerk and treasurer, policeman and
two butchers enjoying the luxury ofa
quiet game of marbles. There is no
place ike Newberry. Such sports re-
mind one of old times.
The Newberry Lutheran Church on
Sunday elected the following officers:
Arthur Killer, elder. to fin vacancy.
Descons-Geo. B. Cromer, DR.. 0. B.
Mayer, DR.. Peter Robertson, DR.. J. NJ.
Kioler, VIM. Job nson, DR.. ". G. Hou-
seal, VIM. P. Houseal, VIM. A. Kin
ard, F. A. Schumpert, J. II. Summer.
Mr.. T. G. Williams has received
present from the Standard Sewing
Machine Company of a fine Silk Hat,
for efficient work in selling those ma
chimes. The company offered to give
him a hat if be aoid ten machines in
month. Iostead be sold Is aud lost
several days owing to the illness ofh;s
father.