The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The executors of F. H. Dominick
offer some valuable land for sale.
There were about $50 bales of cotton
sold in Newberry Saturday, at 4:
There are several valuable tracts OF
land advertised for sale in November.
Mr.. Jas. A. Dunbar is up and about
again from his recent spell of sickness.
The many friends Of Mr.. P. G. Clark
will regret to learn that he is seriously
ill.
Some valuable land in Dutch Fork
is offered for sale. See notice else
where.
Mr. ". B. Cannon is, assisting Mr..
G. A. Bowman in weighing cotton at
the G. N. & l.. depot.
Clk of ct Kinard is one of the most
affable and accommodating Clerks
Newberry has ever had.
We are glad to see Express Agent
James F. Todd able to be at his post
again, recovered from his recent illness.
Section-masters Watts and Russell
combined their forces and cle&ned the
road-beds and sides asthe c. N e. l..
depot very neatly.
Messrs. J. W. NJ. Simmons and J. S.
Carwiie deserve their promotion in the
Newberry National Bank. It is high
compliment worthily bestowed.
The "Andover Heresy" again bobs
up sereneIy in religious circles, and the:
future probation controversy has once
more been settled-for year in Massa-
chusetts at least. ..e
Mr.. Jas. F. Glenn is a mighty good
man" to go to when you want the
past history of Newberry. But any
man that the cholera won't tackle
ought to be good at any hing. I: -
Cards of invitation are out for the
marriage of Mr.. George T.. Dickert, to
Miss Alma Dickert at the residence of
the brides father Col D. A. Dickert on
next Wednesday at S p. N.
Mr.. W. T. Abrams, of Mollohon, was
in nstewn Saturday-for the first time. in
seven years. He was born in 1910, was
one of the first farmers Of the Mollohon
section, and raises his own provisions
at home.
The one hundredth anniversary of
the organization of the first missionary
society was celebrated at the Baptist
Sunday-school last Sunday afternoon
by the children, conducted by Super
intendent John S. Carwile.
Mr.. Michael Werts will build a hand
some residence on Cornelia street and
move to town about January lst. His
son-in-law, Mr., James S. Moorehead,
of Union County, will move about the
same time to Mr.. Werts' place at Silver
Street. s... s-.....
There is a suicide organization in
London with branches in New York
and Salt Lake and one of the members
of the New York club took his life the
other day to fulfil his appointment.
It is hard to realize that there can be
such fools living. -
The Lutheran Synod of South Caro-
lima will meet in annual session at Mt.
Tabor church, in this county, next
Wednesday. Special rates will be given
on the railroad and the G. N. & l.. train
will stop at the church to take on and
put off passengers.
Rev. Professor A. J. Bowers, of New
berry College delivered g very interest
ing address before the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of
Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Columbia,
last Sunday night. He also preached
in the above church Sunday morning.
The Lutheran Sunday-schooEeleeted
the following officers last Sunday: Geo.
b. Cromer, superintendent; VIM. P.
Hoaseal, assistant superintendent; Miss
Lila Kibler, librarian; Luther Riser,
assistant librarian; D. B. Wheeler,
treasurer. The Wide-Awake Mission
sionary Society of the Sunday-school
have special and interesting exercise
next Sunday at 430 p. M. = ;. !.