The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-25

SONS flourishes in garden. in "Brook-
lyn."
Rev. J. II. Wyse has offered his res.
ignation as pastor of the Bethlehem
charge.
They are 'cking cotton in Texas, and
the probabil' es are that the crop will
be larger tha ever.
The State campaign appointment
for Newberry is booked for Friday
and quiet meeting is looked for.
The personal property, including
watches, jewelry, &C., of the late John
w. Montgomery, is offered at private
sale.
Irby Shockley has lots of company
now. He was the first man cut. Now
there are nine candidates buckin' agln'
him.
Sometimes it is better, when man
is not well enough to receive company,
to send up your sympathies and en-
Guiries OF q waiter.
One of our most popular salesmen,
whose wife and all the children are
away from home, received five invita-
tions TO dine one day.
Mr.. Thos. w. Keitt is candidate for
State Superintendent of Education.
He joined the campaign party at
Winnsboro yesterday.
Remember that the regular county
campaign opens at Jalapa on the Sth
of August. The meeting for Township
l will be held August IA.
A colored citizen was asked the other
day if he thought it would rain: He
replied that from the organization of
the clouds be thought it mout.
Mr.. John w. Mccullough, who was
for some time section-master on the
old r. & D. r. R., in this locality,
has section now at Piedmont.
The Democratic clubs and the pro-
hibition mass meetings will all sssem-
BILE on the same day tthe 2Sth) IN the
various townships of the county.
The four most prominent men in our
State are Bishop Ellison Capers, DR..
James H. Carlisle, Rev. DR.. W. NJ.
Grier and Rev. DR.. Geo. W. Holland.
Between the extension of the Cotton
Mill and the activity at Davis shop,
with avenues of lumber all around,
that part of town looks like buzzing
city.
Rev. J. H. Simpson, of Hickory
Grove, York County, has closed very
successful singing school which ne con-
Quoted for two weeks at the A. Il. Z.
Church in Newberry.
The Jalapa nine and the Caldwell
nine will play a match game OF base
ball Oh the Caldwell diamond on Satur-
day next. There will also be picnic on
the grounds al that time.
The announcement for the next ses-
sion of Newberry College is published
this week. There is no better instltu--
tion anywhere where parents can SEND
their sons for intellectual and moral
training.
Capt. Clint. Bishop takes the prize
for peppers. He had five on exhiol-
ton Monday, each from four to six
inches in length and nine inches in
diameter.
The readers attention is particularly
called to Mr.. Klettner's advertisement.
It is in the shape Of monument, and
is creditable to the head of its author.
Mr.. Klettner is genius as we'll as
merchant prince.
Examinations for the two vacant
beneficiary scholarships OF NeWberry
County int Citadel Academy will be
held in New erry on September l4th.
Further Information is given IN our
columns.
Col. E. s. Keitt left Monday for
Glenn Springs for few days. He has
invitations to speak at several places
in the State. He says be will accept
many of them, although be is not a
candidate for any office.
Messrs. Jas. F. Todd, e. G. Hoof,
G. E. Summer and Jno. H. Wicker will
run a special passenger train with
elegant equipment from Laurens to
Asheville on August 9Th, with round
trip from all points at 81 25.
There is probably about as much
truth in the ruDor that Tillmap Will
be interrupted in his speech here next
Friday as that Jack Bladon will lead
q crowd from Edgefeld to howl down
Butler. Let's all keep quiet.
The County Commissioners adver.
tise that there will be let to the lowest
bidder the building of a bridgeat g. L..
Sease's, On the 26th instant. Also that
they will let out the upper Duncan's
Creek bridge for repairs on the 9th OF
A,,opct Goo ode
Mr.. w. F. Wright always raises some
of the finest watermelons ever grown
in Newberry County. He is hard to
down; but be is surrounded by mighty
good farmers-the Barres, Reagins,
Longs, Welches and Wilburs are no
sardiues when it comes to farming.
Dick Roberts, colored Democrat
since 1876, will give g barbecue on
Saturday, August 4, at the Rice place,
nearly opposite DR.. Renwick's. The
dinner will he served in first class style,
and be solicits the patronage of bis
white friends, and which be should re-
ceive at this time.
Send US the news from all over the
country--any and everybody. 1t doesn't
make much difference how you write
We'll fix it right. Very few men know
how to write for a newspaper. Some
men, who possess hard sense, misspell,
never punctuate, and butcher gram
mar, but it appears ali in order in print
when we doctor it.
EVANGELIST Kinard has had a dis
couraging time with his tent meetings.
He was sick for some time and the
rains have interfered much since his
return. Mr.. Kiuard is very earnest;
and impresses his zeal and piety uron
all. He is sincere and throws bis whole
heart into his calling. The meetings
have been discontinued. The tent Will
be removed as soon as the weather
permits.
Mr.. C. Perry has very fine piece
of corn on his place near Bush river.
It is about thirty acres on land that
had heen thrown out. The corn 10
planted close both ways and IN some
places is almost black and the stalks
have from two to five ''shoots" upon
them. Several persons have told Mr..
Perry that they believe two or three
acres will produce from IS to 100 BUSH