The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
THE NEwBERRY HERALD NEWS, DECEMBER 1G, 1888
vAR RIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

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| Miss Carrie Douglass. OF Florence, II
visiting Mrs. e. p. Pawley.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian churcl
are selling dolls at Mr.. Wooten's store
We have been having some genuine
winter weather for the past several
days.
| Miss Daisy Schenck, of Brooklyn. is
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. o. McR
Holmes.
The Sunday School at Helena is ar
ranging for a nice Christmas tree for
the children.
Rev. Barlow B. Ramage and wife
left on Tuesday for their home in Ft.
Worth, Texas.
Rev. A. Coke Smith, D. D., of Lynch
burg, Va, made brief visit to New
berry on Wednesday.
( Tickets are on sale at Scholtz Jewrlry
Store for the lecture on Saturday night
| You better secure your reserved seat
at once.
o. Nj. Jameson has inauguratt d a
cut price sale which will last for two
weeks only but will be rare oppor-
tunity to secure some bargains.
Rev. G. A. Wright will preach in
the church at Helena on Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The public Is cor
daily invited.
We are glad that Rev. J. w. Speake
has been returned to Newberry. He is
doing good work at the factory and
| will soon have his now church COM
pleted.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Humbert are on
their annual visit to relatives in New
berry and are stopping ut E. II. Anll's.
They are assigned to work next year
at Hartsvillc, S. G..
National Bank OF Newberry stock
sold at 1928 and Newberry Cotton Mill
stock at S94 share at public auction
a good sale for these times and at auc-
tiOn.
Master Johnstone w. Coppock has
been awarded one OF the prizes olrernd
by DR.. Miles Medical Go. for solving
one OF the puzzles. He received one
OF the second prizes which is one dol
lar.
a Bach elor Maids Club is beng Or
ganized in Newberry, having for its
purpose the distribution of charity to
the needy. 1t is worthy organization.
We will give fuller particulars in the
next paper.
Mr.. r. Y. Leavell has had his two
furniture stores overhauled and paint
ed and he has them filed with an ele-
CANT line Of furniture and will take
pleasure In showing you through and
will be delighted to see you.
The new council has met and decided
that they will take charge on the 22nd,
the same date that the present council
went In. So that settles It for this
year. There should, however, be n
fixed time and we believe it should be
January lst.
Mr.. Fergus Mcclellan, a veteran of
two wars-the Florida and the Mexi-
can-who died in Newberry County
last week; aged SO years, was not born
in Ireland as the account we copied
Tuesday from the News and Courier
stated. He was native Of Newberry.
Mr.. James L. Kcnnerly who has been
clerklng for M. l.. Spearman q Co. for
some time has accepted Il position in
The Caroltna Manufacturing Company
and will travel for the company. Mr..
Kennerly Is q good clever fellow and
we wish him abundant success in his
new work.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
have quite a number of very pretty
pictures on sale at the drug store of
Young and Co., on lower Main street
which they are selling very cheap.
Any of the beautiful pictures would
make q nice Christmas present. Call
and see them.
The old council passed resolut'o
on "Wednesday that they would DE
ready to turn over on the 1st Of Janu-
ary. The time for the inauguration of
the new council should be fixed date.
The transfer should be made with the
new year and If there is no other way
to fix the time it should be done by act
of the Legislature.
SEND the editor a Christmas present
in the shape Of a renewal of your sub
scription or payment on back dues.
II the 1000 subscribers who are in ar
rears would only send one dollar each
II would be merry Christmas to us be-
cause we could then make others happv.
This Is very small matter to you.
viii you not attend to it at once.
The express agent requests those who
have packages to send off from now un-
I'll the holidays are over to bring them
W. WY o'SO 40 curly III VIC luOFuIDR aS
possible 80 as to give time to nuke out
bills and assure getting them off the
same day: There are great many
packages being sent now and Mr.. Bur
ton and his assistants, Messrs BooZer
and Mittle, desire to be accommodating
and to get off the packages promptly,
and If you will heed this request you
will help them.
Three charming and bluShing and
| handsome young maidens in company
with sta i'd old married man, q mem
ber of their family, decided to have
little fun one night last week and at
the same time test the charity Of the
residents on Calhoun street. They
BACKED their faces and started out beg
ging for pennies and bread. They
went to several homes with their pitt
full pleas for help and were soon loaded
with hard biscuits and few pennies
and dimes. The sympathies of some of
the residents were so aroused that in
addition Ito responding to the appeal
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