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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
lNFrRNISHED
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
bet 18th and lSth / 18th st bet NJ and
SITS. with stable. SOC with stable). ... 200
N ST near Conn ave. X st bet 10th and list
with stable. -. .4lG8. SITS 200
18th st bet Scott Cir Cor II and 10th. .ZOl
and y with sta) 4l66I r av near Conn av $50
Cor 10th & Corcoran $50 Dupont circle bet
i ave lea. Conn II av and st. 80. $50
ave, with stable 333 SO Cor 21st and SITS. .l3s
Mass ave- bet 18th ct jefferson pl bet Conn
and Dupont Circle. 300 ave and 10th st .1S5
ii BET 18th and 18TH 80 II 1t bet 10th & Goth 123
Conn ave bet 81 and DcSales st bet 1Ith
n SITS. .g...... POI G.. 81 and Conn ave. LIS
ave Il 18th st 26G. OF 10th st bet q and r. 100
Conn bet NJ ana CoTcoran st bet 10th
\ SITS. with stable. $50 mud 18th SITS. lOC
bet 18th and st bet I'D and 23d 100
18th. with stable. 80 CorcOran st bet 18th
Conn ave bet X and $50 and y ii 100
n st bet 10th and 10th 10Th ST bet Y and Il. 80
SIS Isl
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR Or
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON,
n11-eotf 1903 Penna.
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10 l. NV, Or. LIST Il. 400
2134 sth NV. Or. 1900
33i L &c. ir. 90
1911 Wiltb'r nw.4r.ll.01
ti35 11th ne, 5r....1O.3'
9O4 9th Sc. Ar. 1000
l North row. Ar. 1000
"a FentOn pl. 4r. $50
40 Island III. Ar. $50
4T3 ArmOry st. Ar. $50
Hos Half st CT. Or. 100
I. 18th ST. x y. Y. aye.
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PROPOSALS.

received at the office of the superintendent of
the State. War and Navy Department building
until TWO l.. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, DECEAi-
Der TWELFTH, 1894, for altering the Gle
in the south wing from engine
hoist to hydraulic lift. The right TO reject any
all bids and to waive defects is reserved.
Specifications and forms OF bid can be obtained
from the undersigned THOM. WILLIAMSON,
Chief Engineer, L. S. ", Superintendent.
MA, dl&l0
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DC, WASH
ington. ID. c., November 20. ISSi-Sraled pro-
posais will be received ut this Office until ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN. Oh NONEMB Et TWENTY -SEN-
ENTII, 1894, for paving alleys In ,uarrS 21S and
214, with sheet asphalt over cobhlr. Blank furins
of proposals, specifications, &c, I've obtained
at This Office JOHN ". Ross GEORGE TI,Cf:s-
DILL. CIIAS. F. POWELL Comr.ssioacrs. DC
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY ON 18th
eli q S Rk MIST F s ~ so Eno II 81
TIE N THa GY r 81 1 IN EE
EN TT H2gsE; w WopL TSTAE OTHER REAL
hSast bA AZ P4 d sr6NE 81 and SOC snw
FOR sALB-AN ELEGANT large 4-sTORY
$4,000; would take small houses or weii located
s 2f2s D {. Rf5' and sos .tnw
FAsHIoNABLE LOCATIONS;
P PaGG5dN rE1sIs 81 OFFICE
SEE MY LIST. Is
n24-2t DAVID D. stone, so4 and soe st.
Foe poS sALE fSIET w RSST P SEEING wv
OF BARGAINS IN HOUSES 0PH0T0GRAPHs
It David D. STONE. eo4 ana 500 st. NV.
F2K TaF A6E Il N3 Il H5 sE 81 TRb
n2i,2t DAVID D. STONE. 50. and SOC st. NV.
fS IS And 81 s MSSf FISH w ELISE fIS
HOUSES n ALL SECTIONS; TO IL nOOMs.
FOR sAIE--owNER, NEEDING CASH, WILL SELL
elegant house for S., $50 that Is worth
$500; stories rooms ON each floor; tiled
bath; crystal Chandeliers Sssasifully papersd;
mace; house alone viii cost 81, 800 to build; lot
worth 81, 500; size l7x12o; 3o-foot alley; 2 SOS.
it DAVID d. STONE, so4 and SOC st. NV
FOR SALE = AT $4,000 : NORTHWEST : THE
cheapest. best located, widest frontage, in fact,
the most desirable home ever offered at 81, 500;
bay window bed rooms, parlor, light cheerful
dining room, large Kitchen. very large pantries,
large bath, stationary washstand; house beauti-
fully papered; lot IS feet front, about 70 feet
deep TO loft. paved alley.
Location, south of ST., convenient to all de-
1t DAVID d. STONE, sO4 and 500 ST. NV
FOR sALE-COLuMBIA HEIGHTS-ELEGANT
a bach b.;,l apIp 1,
oil mod. imps. handsomely finished; only 50 600.
Also several others, in the general loca-
tlon, ranging in price from $500 to S11 900.
It, FULTON LEWIS. 14O5 St.
FOR SALEM THE FASHIONABLE NORTH
west-Attractiye new 1l-room brick and stone
residence; exruistely decorated and finished;
it, FULTON LEWIS, 1906 + St.
FOR SALE BARGAINS So coo TO $500
NJ ST., west Of Conn ave.-New 3story and cell
lar brick; rooms and bath; mod. imps. 81 500.
brick; mod imps.; $1,000
U St, east of l4th,-New broom brick dwelling;
It, FULTON LEWIS. 1905 st.
FOR sALE-sl1 ,OOO-ABOvE DUPONT CIRCLE
Handsome modern s-room and bath brown-stone
and brick residence; parlor floor finished In hard
It, FULTON LEWIS. 1905 ST.
FOR SALE 7,OOO-GREAT sACRIFICE-ON ONE
Of Mt. Peasants best streets; excellent Groom,
bath and cellar residence; mod. imps.; east front;
IL FULTON LEWIS. 14O5 ST.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL 12-RoOM HOUSE, 10TH
st. NV NJ; good lot; alley; 81, 800 below
market value. r. - DONALDSON,
It, 705 18th ST. NV
FOR SALE-HANDsOAiE BROwN-STONE DWELL
ing; st. ny near 18th; IL rooms; will sell
81 900 less than cost Address l.. Z. NJ, Star
office It,
FOR SALE-BY OSCAR w.WHTrE, $50 + STN.w.
1926 9Th st. NV 7r., ami, cellar. .... 81 900
st. ID, 7r., ami, cellar. 81 600
Sd ST. L, 6r, ami, cellar. 50 200
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'OR NENT-NOKTH WEST

FOR RENT-NORTHW WEST
1905 Clifton ST. 15r.lO0. 90
1916 18th st. 11r. 1900
1244 5th. ST & DIV .40.75
10 4 st. 10r. 40. 60
OIL French st, 7r .S25. IS
2Ol7 Portner pl, Or %. %
NOBTE
l01 2d st. 1lr and
bath fur. $50. 90
2l9 \ @. Tor fur. 1900
leg I'd ST ne. l1r. so. 0oI
SOUTH
400 Sd ST, Or. 80
1850 Union sw, Or. lilo
OFFICE
zoos L st.........S3O.OO
1904 + st $40 to $500
429 9Th, rms $40 to 1000
HEISl
NJ al Ct, a.
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nO24-th, s&tu.tf

FOR RENT
1911 G NV, 10r&b, ami. so
1911 q NV. Tor. mi. so
House and store In
Tcnnallytown 20
$50 18th, Or, wa. =. .l6. 50
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FOR RENT 2135 Ia ave. Or, Uni %. -
1914 Il, l7r. MI. IS lbs Ia ave. store. =. -
.43 Del aye,l2r, mi. 65. 50 270i X Or and ytore n
lies Pa ay. st&cel. 80 llIl 2+thS0r bath. q 50
2S23 O. LIT, fur. mi. IS 20l4 L. Or, mi. so
$40 18TH office rms. 90 900 II aye,6r,w,g ~. 50
43i u. Dr. st u eel 10 26o4I1 L.6r Gel, mi % so
ll+o Conn aye.st&cel 70 co.'s 4 20 L. 6r mi 20 SO
3O+5 y, lar, mi. go l2i9 Both. 6r mi. 10 50
e06 I'D, Tor, mi. $3.50 AIS 18TH 7r, mi ~. so
2325 Pa ave- Tor, mi $3.50 SIT 9TH Sc. ST. mi $50
10 4th ne, l3r, mi. 1855 1925 30th Or. $50
ltl3 10th, l2r, mi. $3.50 211s Pa ave, 5rSba. Is
2325 Pa ave. Tor. mi $3.50 231oI5 l. ST. w.173 30
1923 Pa ave. Tor, mi. 1850 IS Defrees 6r mi 49, 40
17I7 F, sr, mi. $3.50 o55 2sth 6r mi l6 80
2OlS VI, IOr mi. so 2Ia3 Pa ave Dr. W I6 40
1901 I'D, 10r mi. 80 so 2iOS a. tr W. e. is 80
2i23 +. l0r, mi. .31.5 1885 T. 6r, w.. rs so
6O6 2lst. Or. mi. 80. so l222- 70 18th Or. rs
1924 Pa ave, Or, mi. 30 sol 1000 ave. IT.. rs
2l5l L 1r. mi. 30 30 405 22d. Or. wa. .14.SO
2l4I L. lr. MI $50 toO2-4-S Chacc CT Or, W !
NE cor I'd lDd Ia ay 2303-ll Va ave. ". 80
NV, Or, mi. .30.50 sos Path, Or, ", 6. .1S 80
253e F. 6r&sto, mi 30 245O L. Or. eel. IL
2l47 H. 7r. mi. % so 2&3 Alex ct.5r. ". l 10 80
HOS la ave. hat.4r&o. 20 Stable r'r 21O9 10. 30
2210&lS H. 7r. mi "a 50 4S2 la ave. Office
3Ot3 VI, storeScel. %. 80 rooms. IS, IS, SO
$50 Goth. ST. mi. Is SO
For full list apply TO
wESCOrT & WILCOX, 1871 Pa ave-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF CAROLINE EAsToN, LATE OF THE
District OF Columbia.
No. 03a4. Doc. 90
Application having bcen msde TO the supreme
Ccurt OF the District Of Columbia, holding or
phans court probate OF certain letters claimed
a last Will OF the said Caroline Easton and FOR
ic,tars Of administration with said will annexed
on said estate, by Anna Bella Ionge OF Savannah,
Ga alleged universal legatee OF said Caroline
Tastou tits IL to give notice TO al concerned TO
ap;car in said court On Friday. the 2is; day Of
pcrember, A. d. 1884,, az 10 O'Clock an, TO
show cause why such application should not be
rrontct A. ID. HAGNER, Justice.
Attest: L. 2. WRIGHT. ResIste. OF wills, ID. y.
n ROSS PERRY and ". DORIAN,
Proctors for Applicant. n2iia1Sw
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1920 18th st, Or. 20. 80
Stable, rear 1l25
10th st. .......... 20. 90
1gi1 9Th 81, 5r. .15. 80
1913 9th st. Or. 1880
643 Fla ave, Or. -. 1880
least.
429 Sd st, Or. ....S23. so
BIOL 4th st. 6r. rs. 90
II Patterson st, 5r.13.5O
3ld3 4th ST, Or. 1000
WEST.
43l o st. Or. .$11.30
1903 LIST ST, -. 100
ROOMS.
e3G + st. $500
Ill q st.....SJ to 1890
iEIL & McLERAN.
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FOR RENT
3O3 14th NV, Tor, IniS32.JO
13O3i2 ii NV. Or n.2T 80
4.'S Maine ave. gT.2J.O 90
lO9i2 AZ sw. s&d. .23.U'
1905 IA NV, 3r il.22.5c
1886 VT ave. Or. .22.50
1910 T. sw. mi. 1000
Az LIST NV. Or. is. 40
AS Maine ave. 1r.lS.33
1871 II LIE. s&d. III. 80
CAIWOOD * GARRET
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FOR KENT

FOR RENT-611 FLA. AVE. NV; IL ROOMS;
ami; rent reduced. WEBB x TOTTEN,
n243t oCl L.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
NEWS, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10, 1894
DEATHS,

Mrs. Georgiana Havird, wife Of Mr..
l.. Y. Havird, died in Newberry, on
Saturday, 18th instant, aged AZ years.
A telegram was received in the city
Yesterday announcing the death at
Stratford, Conn Of Mrs. NJ. A. Hurd,
widow of :. .Hurd, of that city, and
mother of Mrs. E. E. Jackson. of COL
umbia. Mrs. Hurd died on Monday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were at
the bedside of Mrs. Hurd, having been
summoned to Stratford several days
ago. Mrs. Hurd was lady Of many
noble qualities and had many warm
friends in Columbia. She lived in
Newberry before the war.-Columbia
Register, 18th.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Schumpert, of Prosperity, died on
Saturday, aged year and one month.
Rev. John Stout died in Dallas,
Texas, on June 17th, where he had at
tended the Southern Baptist Convsn-
ton, and afterward contracted fatal
illness. Mr.. Stout was pastor OF the
New berry Baptist Church about twenty
years ago, and he formed some lasting
friendships among our people which
went with him through life, and now;
shed the parting tear upon his tomb.
In his death the Baptist Church has
lost one Of its most prominent minis
tiers, and one who was universally be-
loved. He was man Of great piety
and kindness of heart. --g.'s':
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
commencement Visitors.

The clerical visitors to commencement are
Revs DR.. Il Wingard Of Georgia, DR. Horn OF
Charieaton s 7 Hallman Of Augusta, N u
Kinard of Columbia, J A SliRh OF Slighs, c
Ballentine Of Lexington, T O Keister OF Pros
perity, Monroe J Epting OF Ct Luke's. q v, W
Edgefleld, n Wyse OF Pomarta. Nease
Of Little Mountain, 3 Livingston.
MIR and Mrs G Long. Sr, Misses Lizzie
Reagin, Mary Reagip Maggie 10 Long aad s9ssa Nora
Longshore and Miss Bessie. Blair, OF silver
Street, Aessrs G F Long,- Jr, and Root A
MRS a. and Miss sKzinne Ger
many Of Columbia, at Mr Langford's.
Mr Jacob Ehrhardt OF Rarnwell, at Mrs.
Clines.
+; Misses Yqenia and Fannie Harmon OF the
county, at Judge Y Pope's,
Misses Floride Proctor and Lila Cromer OF
Nnety.Six, Quenie Swygert OF Fairfield, Lila
Epting Of the county. as Mr Thomas WICK
night OF Columbia, Julia Long of Mt Willing,
q Misses dis % Mary %cofeld of Goshen Hill, Mamie
and Julia Folk Of the county, st Mr. Robt
Perry's. ...
Misses Jennie Hawkins Of Haigler, Essie
Misses Bessie and Minnie Lee Bowers OF
Prosperity, Crozler Welch OF the county, at
Judge 3 Fellers'.
Misses Lula, Mamie and Viola Buzhardt Of
the county, at Mr. ] H Wicker's.
MISS Eva Au!l of Dyson, at Mr. = Klettner's.
Misses Mary Hope, of Hopes, Susie Miller
of Abbeville, -. Mrs Rosannah Hayird's:
Miss Matte sshayer OF Laurens with Miss
Misses ophelia Hall of Anderson, Gussie
Barre ofLe1ington at Mr. " T Kiblers.
Mrs sLeaphart and Miss Nora Mafet OF Lex
ington. at MrJ c Wilson's:
Misses Hattie Jones and Laura Irby Of Laq:
rens. at n rs. DR., Glenq's.
Misses Pearlie and Ida .Payslpger Of the
county, at Mr Arthur Kibler's. -s-i... -.
Rev and Mrs d n Kinard Of Colqmbia, Miss
| Mamie Henderson Of Goldville, at Mr. JAS N
Rev and Mrs " W Daniel OF Florence. at MI
c c Whirter'S.
Miss Corrie whitesidss OF Union, at Mr. Gee
McWh.rter's. >.... ...-.-.-
Miss julia Hentz Of Pomaria, at DR. Hoqs
Mrs G Aswygert Misses Maggie Wilson, Leila
Stuck, Maggie Swygert Of Peak, at Mr.. Brooks
Miss sailte Langford Of Prosperity, at MI
Miss, Estelle Carr of Sumter, at Rev A J
Miss Ids Lee Hunter of Bradley's, at Mr. B N
Dennis's. -
Messrs J Oscar Duckett, o Duckett, Miss
Hattie Duckett q greenwood, mrS y y
Bell Miss Elliott Duncan OF the county, Wild
Mr. Duncan: '..-
Misses kJulia and Maud Chapman Of Or
| lando, Fla, at Mr. A Slngleton's.
Misses Marie Kinard Of Hinety:Si1, Lils
Domirick Of the County, at Rey " / Waits.
Miss blanche. Bishop Of Gross Anchor, al
| MrC W Bishops.
| Misses Rosa Etheridge and Emma CROUCH
! OF EdgeAeld at Mr VIM Langford's. -
y. Misses Sheppard of Greenwood, At Mrs Lula
! LAne's.
| man of Pomaria, at Nj T Mayes'. =
/ Misses Mamie and Bessie Graham Of Poma
ria, at Mr. W " Fqlmerls, In Helena -,
Miss Mamie Spber Of Jerusalem Street, with
| Miss Bette Swind.er, In Helena.
| Misses Lissie Blackwell Of Greenvllle, Snsis
| Rountree OF Laurens, Halle Hawkins OF Beth
| Eden at Mr. VI Yancey Miller's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Excursion to Ch&rleston.

One of the best managed excursions
of the season will be run to Charleston
on Tuesday. Juoe 26th, under the man
agement Of Messrs. Jas. F. Todd, Fl. G..
Hoof. G. ". Sumnerand J. II. Wicker,
of Newberry. It will give everybody
. chance to make a delightful trip 70
the City by the Sea, and get oreatn
of air from old ocean. The manage
ment Is pledged to make it success IN
every particular, and they will look
after the PERSONAL comfort Of every pas.
senger. Next Tuesday is the time, and
everybody who wants to Rave splen-
did trip should not fail to 60.
The round trip from Newberry is
only $500, and is the cheapest rate
evhr made. See advertisement in this
issue for particulars
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Deafness Cannot be Cnred

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion ef the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infaned condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets iudamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in
fammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, D.
@~SoId by Druggists. 75c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Helena EeraldinSs.

Rev. R. G. Williams will preach next
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. The
public is cordially invited
The showers Of rain Monday afternoon
and night were gratefully appreciated by
our people.
DR.. Preston Beam, of Piedmont, is
visiting his relative Mrs. Kate Coats.
Miss Dollie Reagin, OF Utopia, is WIS.,
iting the Misses Coppock.
Miss Lillian Pennington, of Belton,
is visiting Mrs. H. G. Summers.
Another of Newberry's sons is heard
from. This time it is the very pleasant
mention, through invitations received here
that Rev. Barlow Bee Ramage will, on
the morning OF the 26th instant, lead to
the altar at st. Paul's Episcopal church
Chattanooga, Tennessee, the gentle and
lovely Miss Ethel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Edward PurYis. All New
berry will be delighted to learn of the
approaching nuptials OF this talented
young divine.
Mr.. Dan Dominick has he'd a very sick
son for several weeks with typhoid fever.
DR.. Glider and Miss Belyeah have done
all they conid for their patient. Efficient
nursing is Of the utmost importance. This
is done by the trained nurse, who has skill
patience. kindness and frmness. The pa
tient is getting better and with care vii.
soon be well again. The nurse left hin
Yesterday. SANS SoUC1.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
The Confederste Veterans Reunion.

The committee to make arrange
ments for the reunion of Confederate
Veterans to be held in July met in Col.
Schumpert's Office last Saturday and
organized by electing Col. L. P. Miller
chairman, and E. II. Aull secretary.
Col. Schumpert stated the object of
the meeting TO be to discuss the place
of holding the reunion and to make all
necessary arrangements for the same.
Upon molten of w. W. Riser COM
mittee of five was appointed to make
selection of the site at which the
barbecue is to be held. The chair ap-
pointed on this subcommittee the
members of;the committee from No.
l township as follows: w. w. Riser,
O. L. Schumpert, Thomas NJ. Neel,
J. Cal Neel.
Col. Schumpert movedthat v, terans
and families of veterans (this TO in
clude wives, sons, and daughters OF
veteraps)be invited to attend. Adopted.
Mr.. W. w. Riser moved that the
committee be instructed to meet on
July a, to ascertain what has been
done and what money, etc., has been
secured, and that the members who
cannot attend be requested to send
reports of what they have done to
Col. O. L. Scbumpert. Adopted.
Col. Schun,pert moved that contrl-
buttons lie delivered as advised by the
committee, said instructions to be pub
lished in the county papers:
A subscription list Was placed IN the
hands Of the several members of the
committee to secure contributions for
the making of the barbecue.
Mr.. w. Fl. Long moved that baskets
be also accepted. Adopted.
The arrangement of the programme
was left to the members Of the COM
mittee from township No. J..
The secretary was instructed to furn.
ish the proceedings Of the committee
to the county papers for publication.
TIE committee then adjourned to
meet July II. l.. P. MILLER,
e.~,-,- Chairman.
T.. 81. AULL. Secretary,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY. mis-

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY. mis-
BY J. B. Fellers, ESQ.,. Probate Judge,
WHEREAS, Jane Montgomery
w hath made suit to. me togrant
her Letters of Administration softhe
Estate, and effects of John W. Mont
gomery, deceased: ~
These are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said John w.
Montgomery, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Newberry Court
House, on the 10Th day of June,
next, after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said .Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this l4th day
of June, Ammo Domini 1894. ..@2 =.
T. r. FELLERS. J, P. n, c..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Personals.


Mr.. F. B. Mcintosh, of Columbia, is
in town. :.."
Mr.. L. C. Speers is home from Da-
wilson College.
MI. Woford Wait has returned from
Woford College. ~ -''
Miss Hettie Lake has returned from
q visit to Greenwood. -.. ...5-...,,.i
Mrs. L. W. q. Blalock went to
Grsenville last Saturday.
Mrs. P. o. Hawthorne, of Donalds,
is visiting Mrs. F. J. Russell.
Rev. E. P. McClintock is attending
Commencement at Due West.
Miss Lsurens Glenn is home from
the Woman's College, Columbia.
'Mrs.Geo. A. Browning, of Richmond,
Va, is visiting at Mr.. J. r. Green's.
Mrs. J. E. Scott, of Union, is on a
visit to her father, Mr.. w. T. Tarrant.
Mrs. Robt. L. Murrell, of Sumter, is
visiting her father Mr.. J. s. Russell.
Miss Lucy Wright has returned
from the Woman's College, Bslti-
more. -s.- .s.-
Miss Mamie Wingard. of Springfield,
Ca, is visiting her uncle Capt. f. d.
Wright. =
Mr.. Thomas Jackson, of the R. & D.,
is on a visit to his father Mr.. W. I.
Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Law McClintock has re-
turned from the Woman's College,
Baltimore.
Mrs. L. n. Rodger and children OF
Union, are visiting her father Mr.. J.
Hart Blesse. . d
Mr.. James /. Fair, came home last
Saturday from Washington to stay
until July lst. .-... .. e..
MI. T. G. Williams, representing the
Hill fly trap, left yesterday for Charles.
ton and Georgia. -. -
Miss Nellie Chapman. teacher IN
the LeesvilIe Classical Institute, came
home last Thursds5.
MI. Pierre Mazyck. of Charleston. was
on visit to his father Capt. n. b
Mazyck last Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Bowers and children will
leave tomorrow for Salem, Va, tc
spend the summer.
Miss Mary Leigh Kilgore, of Wash
ington, is on a visit to the Misses
Kibler on College Hill.
Rev. G. 81. Trabert, of Warren, Pa.
| arrived in Newberry on Monday te
attend commencement. ~
Mr.. r. E. Lesveil, of Newberry, il
travelling for Chicago house, and il
now in the Eas tern States.
Mr.. G. A. Smith and daughter, o
I Minneapolis, MIMI, are among the
visitors to commencement.
Capt. J. D. Grower, of Clyo, Ga.
is in Newberry, enjoying commence
ment and the hospitality of his friends
Hon. Geo. S. Mower left on Saturday
| for Dansville, n. Y, where Mrs. Mower
is stopping, and he will also spend three
weeks ip Maine. " .."..
| Col. and Mrs. w. 81. Hunt returned
on Saturday from a pleasant trip t
Virginia and New York city, visiting
Col. J. 81. Hunt in the metropolis.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Consul Johnstone.

Several letters from Consul John
stone were. received last week by Col.
George Johnstone and other members
of the family in Newoerry. The let,
ters were dated May 25rd. They stated
that he had made the voyage to Brazil
without a moments sea-sickness. he
is well pleased with Pernambuce and
his Surroundings. While the weather
Ia hot, the thermometer ranges about
like Il does in Newberry, and the
climate is not uncomfortable.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
The Spelling Bee.

The Herald and News man got turned
down ninth-fourteen on a side chosen
each by Dr.. Holland and Pr. Pelham
and hasn't space to give a iull report.
There was good spelling on both sides
and Dr.. Holland and Prof. Powell held
out longer than all, and being on oppo,
site sides, the contest was declared Z
"draw." The spelling of the business
men was very noteworthy.
It was splendid enjoyment. We cal
for similar contest.
Tbs receipts for the Blufton sufferers
we're Sl4.30.