The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Mr.. Thos. Cook is now with Summer
Rros.
Mr.. John Griffin is &c the conduc-
tor on he &. \. 4 l.. freight.
E;r. w. r. Oxner desires the atten-
ton OF the County Commissioners.
That is a remarkable story of Major
Perry published on the first page.
There will he no preaching in the
LUTHERAN CHURCH next Sunday.
Mr.. Pink Bouknight captured some
OF the straJ water fowl on Bush river.
There Was Il colored excursion party
in Newi,erry from Greeuvllle last
week.
Next Mouday is saleday but there
viii be nothing to sell by the officers
f court.
Mr.. 3. p Davis has accepted posi-
tiuu as ii emen Oh the Z. y. & l..
freight.
We ask attention to the announce
mcnt or Davenvort & Renwick in an
other column.
Read the story of Major Perry. His
Sc! !IplI lidS liuCIi III ulil LII ~. IL 10 q
very strange case.
"a Tale Of Troy" a portion of which
appears on the first page was written
ty Mr.. David Jones, of Ohio.
The Lutheran parsonage is being re-
painted. A little paint would help
:nauy residences III town.
There will be public exhibition of
the Central Academy near Pomaria on
September :. The public is invited.
The annual meeting of the Newberry
Building and Loan Association will be
held next Thursday the 7th instant.
R:v. ID. G. Phillips preached several
very fine sermons in the Thompson
street church on Friday, Saturday aud
Sunday of last week.
Tie streets need cleaning and work.
1t is best to spend little money keep
ing things clean than run the risk OF
making sickness by lack oft.
ITO live and let live" is a good motto
and that is what Messrs. Matthews &
Cannon propose to do. They will be
ready TO serve their friends and GUS
TONERS in few days.
Mr.. Jesse E. Prince, who has been
running as route agent on the Z. & Il.
road, stood his second examination
few days ago and made 100. In con-
sequence he has been promoted and is
now on the run between Atlanta and
Charlotte on the Air Line.
Our Mr.. Houseal must be lost in
Chicago or be is economiZing on stamps
or be is so enchanted he has forgotten to
write that letter he promised to send.
We have heard never line from him
since he left Asheville, n. Z. We hope
be is not lost, strayed or stolen. He
pulled in yesterday just before we went
to press, safe and sounl, and will be
heard from next week.
Mr.. w. J. Smith had mule he was
riding to tall through bridge over
Indian Cr.ek on Sunday the Goth Of
this month. He was considerably
bruised about the face and the IIule
got several bruises. The planks on the
bridge were rotten. 1t has been in this
condition for some time. The bridge,
We understand, has been fixed.
Georgiaua, wife of Stark Giles, died
last Thursday evening of paralysis.
She had been i'll long time but recov-
cred under the treatment Of DR.. Kibler
and was up and about when the stroke
Of paralysis caused her death. Georgi-
ana was a good and worthy woman
and was respected by the white aud
colored citizens alike. She leaves hus-
band and son and daughter to emu
late her virtues.
A United States Deputy Marshal
came to Newberry Jne day last week to
arrest party who had been violating
the revenue laws. He found his man
and while here waiting for the train to
return they both felt like they needed
something for the nerves sake, and
there was no alternative but the dispen-
sary. The Deputy being stranger the
prisoner Identified and vouched for
him and they both went off and en-
joyed themselves.
According to, Ed. Bar EFT Hon. Fitz-
hugh Caldwell, of South Carolina has
his calling and election sure. He says:
Hon. Fitzhugh Caldwell, of South
Carolina, filed an application to-day to
be made minister to Italy. He is the
first applicant from that State who has
tue endorsement of every member of
the legislature. Even Senators Butler
and Irby stand jaw to jowl on it. Mr..
Cleveland has promised an important
foreign consulship to the State when
ever both factions meet to recommend
a&y one man. Ii be doesnot land there
some other equally good place will be
found for him, according to Mr.. Quin-
cy.-Augusta Chronicle.