The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-11
VARIOUS AND ALL ABoUr.

rant.
Mrs. Ruff hiss moved to the old Meth
odist circuit parsonage on Boundary
street.
Summer Bros. sold SO bales of cotton
on Saturday to W. T. Tarrant for 81 all
round.
Mr. James W. Reeder has moved to
the house on the corner OF Vincent and
Cline streets.
Mr. Ed. r. Hipp has moved to New
berry and occupies the Wilson house
on Boundary street.
The weather for the past few days
has been the most severe we have had
here In a number of years.
Mr.. Thos. Cook is building q resi-
dence for himself at the corner Of
Adams and Friend streets.
Mr.. T. C. Pool has resigned as agent
at the Richmond and Danville depot
at Newberry. His successor has not
yet been appointed.
Mr.. Forrest Lake, on his return
home from Newberry last week, re-
ceived y pleasant surprise by being
elected mayor of Sanford, Fla.
Prof. Denck. in addition to the music
he viii furnish on Friday evening, will
give q lecture on music and some re-
lnarSs on each piece Of music be rem
ders.
The Building and Investment Com
pany bought the Chapman house and
lot on the corner of Johnstone and
Adams street for 81, 400 and have sold
it to Mr.. Geo. w. Summer.
Senator Sigh has resigned as Sena-
tor from Newberry County. We un-
derstand that no election will be Or
dered for his successor before the sum-
mer, after the crops are through.
Messrs. Blease & Blease have opened
q law office in Anderson. Mr.: Harry
II. Biease will move to Anderson and
sttend to that end of the line while
Mr.. C. Z. BIease looks after matters in
Newberry.
Mr.. John a. Kinard has bought the
house and lot on Calhoun avenue from
Mr.. Geo. S. Mower for his residence.
Mr.. Mower will occupy his house on
Johnstone street until be builds bis
new residence on the old fair grounds
lo,. VI
Messrs. Jno. C. Goggans and W. A:
Fant have formed Il partnership for the
conduct Of general mercantile busi-
ness, and have bought the stocks of
BSDzer & Goggans and o. h:P. FAINT
& Son. A notice may be fonhd IN
another column.
During "the recent cold spell" Mr..
Ivy, Abrams fish pond froze over.
Being the biggest thing of the kind so
near the town, it was visited by per-
sons who have never seen Niagara.
Abrams pond is pretty thing to see
any way you look at it.
The Rev. William Hayne Leavell
has accepted the call to become the
pastor of the Firs; Presbyterian church
of Houston, Texas. He will leave for
his new field OF labor in very short
time. He is one of the most eloquent
pulpit orators in the South.
If any one is thinking of purchasing
typewriter he would do we'll to look
at, examine, and try the one in The
Herald and News Office. It ia the best
on the market. The editor will take
pleasure in showing it to any one who
is thinking of purchasing and also ia
taking his order. The Caligraph is the
machine.
IF we can get thirty persons to go to
Columbia on the 18th to hear DR.. Tai
mage lecture, President Childs will
send them hoUe after the lecture on
the G. n. & l.. This is a rare oppor-
tunity. Send your name to The Herald
and News and also purchase ticket,
and if thirty names are received the
train will return.
We invite attention to the announce
ment of Mr.. T. @. Boozer in another
column. His house is famous for pure
whiskeys, wines, &C., and when you
need anything in that line, and nearly
every one does occasionally, il is sat-
isfaction to know that you are getting
pure goods. He also runs a full line
of family groceries. Give him call,
eon Main street at the old stand of
Boozer & Goggans.
Mr.. S. e. Brown and Mr.. r. G.
Smith have formed u partnership, and
will conduct the clothing business at
. O10 StAd0s- &43s o1SV - VAAA
90 to Baltimore in few days and
purchase full line of clothing and
gents furnishing goods and the new
firm will be glad to see their many
friends and will be prepared to please
them. In the next issue of The Her
aid and News they will have some
thing to say for themselves.
Mr.. Mord Foote, jr., one of the most
prominent young attorneys of this
city, has become member of the dis
tinguished firm of Bigby, Reed & Ber-
~. Mr.. Foote is a native Of South
Carolina, was educated and received
his diploma at the law department. Of
the State University. Athens, Ca, and
was admitted to the bar abouttwo
years ago. No young man deserves
higher praise than Mr.. Foote, and he
bids fair to reach the same height as
Hon. Adolph Brandt. Bieby, Reed q
Berry may be congratulated on this
valuable accession to the frm.-Atlan-
Ia IOurnal